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Rings by finger · No. 1–5

Five fingers, five rings.

Each finger wears a ring differently. The thumb takes a wide open band, the index a signet, the middle a shape with height, the ring finger fine bands stacked together, the little finger a small seal. So we sort by finger — and print the size each one usually needs.

Shop by finger Find your size
Five gold-tone rings in a row on grey-pink stone, from a wide thumb band to a small pinky signet
  1. 1 Thumb Thumb Bar usually UK P–V · EU 57–65
  2. 2 Index finger Index Seal usually UK L–S · EU 51–60
  3. 3 Middle finger Middle Arch usually UK L–T · EU 51–62
  4. 4 Ring finger Thin Line Stack usually UK J–Q · EU 49–57
  5. 5 Little finger Little Seal usually UK G–N · EU 46–54
Five rings in a row, from the widest thumb ring to the small pinky signet, with the size each finger usually takes.
Thumb Rings — Thumb1Index Rings — Index finger2Middle Rings — Middle finger3Stacking Bands — Ring finger4Little Finger Rings — Little finger5Knuckle Rings — upper knuckleHand Chains — back of the hand

Choose a finger

Start with where it goes.

Point at a finger. Widths are in millimetres; sizes are what that finger usually takes in UK letters.

  1. 1Thumb RingsWide, open bands you can ease a little larger or smaller.5–8 mmusually UK P–V10
  2. 2Index RingsSignet rings with oval, square and octagonal faces.face 8–14 mmusually UK L–S10
  3. 3Middle RingsSculptural rings: arches, waves and blocks.3–10 mmusually UK L–T8
  4. 4Stacking BandsFine bands for the ring finger, sold single and in sets.1–2 mmusually UK J–Q14
  5. 5Little Finger RingsSmall signets and fine pinky bands.1.5–9 mmusually UK G–N10
  6. +Knuckle RingsFine open rings worn above the first knuckle, in pairs.1–1.5 mmusually UK D–K8
  7. +Hand ChainsA ring and a bracelet joined by a fine chain across the hand.fine chainusually UK J–P6

Ring finger · Stacking bands

The finger that takes more than one.

Fourteen fine bands between 1 and 2 mm: plain, twisted, beaded, knife-edge, hammered, square. Each one is sold on its own, so you build the stack a band at a time — or start with a set.

All stacking bands
Five fine bands stacked on the ring finger
A hand wearing five gold-tone rings, one on each finger

One Hand Box

One ring for every finger, in one box.

  1. 1Thumb BarThumb
  2. 2Index SealIndex finger
  3. 3Middle ArchMiddle finger
  4. 4Line BandRing finger
  5. 5Little SealLittle finger

You choose a size for each of the five fingers. The box comes in gold tone, steel, or a mix of both.

£72 for five rings

One Hand Box — Gold Tone: five rings in a grey-pink gift box Gold Tone One Hand Box — Steel: five rings in a grey-pink gift box Steel One Hand Box — Mixed: five rings in a grey-pink gift box Mixed
One Hand Box — Gold Tone: five rings in a grey-pink gift box

Ring sizer

Put a ring you own on the screen.

  1. Calibrate with any bank card held against the screen (cover the numbers).
  2. Lay your ring on the circle and resize it to the inside edge.
  3. Read the UK letter, EU size and inner diameter.

A guide, not a gauge: the result can be up to half a size out. Nothing you measure is sent to us.

Open the ring sizer

Back of the hand · Hand chains

From the middle finger to the wrist.

A fine ring, a fine chain across the back of the hand, a bracelet with a short extender. Six chains, from almost-a-line to a small polished bar.

See the hand chains
Five rings on a steel ring mandrel, from wide to fine

What they are made of

Plain words about metal.

What we tell you

  • Every ring is 316L stainless steel.
  • Two finishes: gold tone, or polished steel.
  • Width, thickness and face size in millimetres.
  • Each size in UK letters and EU numbers.

What we don’t claim

  • We don’t call a gold-tone ring “gold”.
  • We don’t promise a finish will never change — it wears with time.
  • Stainless steel contains nickel, so we make no skin claims.
Care and materials