Size Guide
- Rings
The Hands-on Method
Found the perfect ring? Follow these instructions to find your perfect size.
1. Grab a tape measure, length of string or strip of paper.
2. Wrap it around the finger you’ll wear your ring on—if you’re creating a ring stack, consider where on your finger the ring will sit—and mark the place where it joins.
3. Lay your string or paper strip on a flat surface and use a ruler to measure the length up to the mark. Use the chart above to match the measurement to the closest Tiffany ring size.
Measure an Existing Ring
A helpful method if you’re surprising someone with a gift or treating yourself.
1. Choose a ring that already fits your finger well.
2. Measure the interior diameter of the ring in millimeters (mm).
3. Use the measurement chart above to match the size of your ring to the closest Tiffany size in mm.
Gemstone Guide
Simulated Stones
Imitation or Simulated stones resemble the natural originals in luster, color and clarity, but have a very different composition. They are often chosen as a cheaper substitute for natural gemstones. Some are not imitations, but alternatives that are more suitable for jewelry.
Types of gemstones and their differences
It used to be thought that gemstones were rarer than semi-precious ones and were, therefore, more expensive. By now, many jewelers have come to the conclusion that this division is relative. As there are very rare stones among the semi-precious ones, and among the precious ones, let us see if there is any fundamental difference between them.
Diamond
Color: Colorless, Near Colorless, Faint Yellow, Very Light Yellow, Light Yellow, Fancy (usually blue, pink, yellow, Red etc.)
Type: Precious
Birthstone of the Month: April
Mohs hardness scale: 10
Mineral Class: a mineral composed of pure carbon
Ruby
Color: Bright red, brownish-red, purplish-red, dark red
Type: Precious
Birthstone of the Month: July
Mohs hardness scale 9
Mineral Class: Corundum
Sapphire
Color: Blue, Yellow, Green, White, Colorless, Pink, Orange, Brown and Purple
Type: Precious
Birthstone of the Month: September
Mohs hardness scale: 9
Mineral Class: Corundum
Emerald
Color: Emerald Green to Dark Green
Type: Precious
Birthstone of the Month: May
Mohs hardness scale: 7.5 – 8
Mineral Class: Beryl
Semi-precious stones
There are several hundred types of semi-precious stones. These are all minerals of natural origin, such as Alexandrite, Amethyst, Citrine, Topaz, Garnet, Peridot, Tanzanite and Tourmaline. With beauty and brilliance, they are not inferior to precious stones, but also have a variety of colors, shades and a flexible pricing policy.
AMETHYST
Color: Purple, Pale lavender to deep reddish purple, bluish violet
Type: Semi-precious
Birthstone of the Month: February
Mohs hardness scale: 7
Mineral Class: Quartz
TOPAZ
Color: Blue, Brown, Green, Orange, Pink, Red, Yellow, White, Gold, Colorless
Type: Semi-precious
Birthstone of the Month: November
Mohs hardness scale: 8
Mineral Class: Topaz
GARNET
Color: Light Red, Violet, Red, White, Green, Yellow, Brown, Black
Type: Semi-precious
Birthstone of the Month: January
Mohs hardness scale: 6.5-7.5
Mineral Class: Quartz
CITRINE
Color: Light Yellow, Lemon Yellow, Amber-Brown, Brilliant Orange
Type: Semi-precious
Birthstone of the Month: November
Mohs hardness scale: 7
Mineral Class: Quartz
ALEXANDRITE
Color: Dark to Pale Green (color changes in different forms of light)
Type: Semi-precious
Birthstone of the Month: June
Mohs hardness scale: 8.5
Mineral Class: Chrysoberyl
PERIDOT
Color: Yellow Green, Olive, Brownish Green
Type: Semi-precious
Birthstone of the Month: August
Mohs hardness scale: 6.5 – 7
Mineral Class: Olivine
TOURMALINE
Color: Black, Red, Pink, Blue, Green, Grey and Yellow
Type: Semi-precious
Birthstone of the Month: October
Mohs hardness scale: 7 – 7.5
Mineral Class: Quartzite
TANZANITE
Color: Deep Blue, Ultramarine Blue, Light Violet-Blue, Purple
Type: Semi-precious
Birthstone of the Month: December
Mohs hardness scale: 6 – 7
Mineral Class: Quartz
Peridot on Split Branch Leaf Silver Engagement Ring
Product Details
Stone – 5 mm Natural Peridot
Metal – recycled solid Sterling Silver
Dimensions – width 9 mm (0.35 in.), band width – 2 mm (0.078 in.)
Finish – shiny
Preparation Time
All Our jewelry is made to order. Our current turnaround time is from 5 to 10 days, depending on the difficulty of the ring.
Care
ALWAYS:
- Keep your pieces of jewelry separate from each other.
- Use pouches, dividers and padded boxes, or keep each ring in a separate container. They can harm each other, scratch the surface of gold and silver, and the stones can develop imperceptible cracks and later chip.
- Take off your jewelry before washing, showering, gardening, washing dishes, or doing sports. Skin grease, sweat, soaps, and creams deteriorate their appearance.
- Wear rings and chains last before going outdoors.
NEVER:
- Cook food in your favorite jewelry;
- Let the sun's rays shine on them. Some stones may burn out in the sun;
- Leave or store your jewelry in the bathroom. High humidity can cause stains on gold and silver;
- Apply any ointment or medication when wearing your favorite rings and earrings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If the ring size doesn’t fit you - We can change it. It is free. You pay only for the shipping of the item to us. Resizing generally takes one week. However, this could be delayed during peak seasons, such as December. When sending your resizing back, please download and include a copy of this return form with your shipment.
We accept the payments via any credit/debit card, and PayPal. Contact us if you have any difficulties with making a payment.
International customers are responsible for any import duties or taxes charged by the recipient's country.
Yes. “WringsStore” is meticulously handcrafted with the highest standards of quality and excellence, and we are proud of our work. We offer a limited lifetime warranty on the craftsmanship of our jewelry.
We are fully responsible for the package until it is delivered to you. If the package was lost or damaged during delivery, don’t worry – we will send a new item for you.
We encourage our clients to customize their ring. Start by finding a ring that you love and then personalize it by adding an inscription, changing the finish, or changing a gemstone(s).