About RESVORIO

Most jewellers sort rings by style. We sort them by the finger they go on — because a thumb, an index finger and a little finger want completely different rings.

Five fingers, five kinds of ring

A thumb is short, wide and moves a lot, so it suits a wide band that is open at the back and can be eased a little larger or smaller. The index finger points and gestures; it is where a signet has always sat. The middle finger is the longest, so it can carry a shape with real height — an arch, a wave, a block. The ring finger is where fine bands look best stacked two, three or five deep. The little finger takes a small seal or a fine band, scaled down to its size.

Each finger also has its own usual size. A thumb is typically several UK letters larger than the ring finger; a little finger two to four letters smaller. So on every page we print the size range that finger usually takes, on a small A–Z scale — the same scale you would find engraved on a jeweller’s ring mandrel.

How the collection is arranged

• 1 · Thumb — wide open bands, 5–8 mm, in two fits.
• 2 · Index — signets with oval, square, octagonal and cushion faces.
• 3 · Middle — sculptural rings: arches, waves, ridges and blocks.
• 4 · Ring finger — fine stacking bands, 1–2 mm, sold single and in sets. This is where most of the collection lives.
• 5 · Little finger — small signets and fine pinky bands.
• + Knuckle and hand — fine knuckle rings in pairs, and hand chains that run from the middle finger to the wrist.

If you want one for every finger, the One Hand Box puts five of them in one box, each in the size you choose for that finger.

What they are made of

Every RESVORIO ring is 316L stainless steel, in one of two finishes: gold tone, or polished steel. We give the width, thickness and face size of each ring in millimetres, and every size in UK letters and EU numbers. We don’t describe a gold-tone ring as gold, and we don’t make claims about skin or about how a finish ages that we can’t back up. More on this in Care and materials.

Sizes first

Most ring returns are about size, so we have tried to make the size easy to get right before you order: a ring sizer that works on your screen, a full size table from UK F to Z, and a fit note on every ring.

Questions about a ring or a size? Write to us — a person reads every message.