Women's rings, thin, wide or adjustable
The women's ring catches the eye with the slightest movement: a fine band to layer, a bolder wide ring, an adjustable design that fits the finger, a stone or patterned ring. Whether gold or silver, it can be worn alone or stacked.
An adjustable ring can be given without knowing the finger size.
Which ring to choose?
The thin band, subtle and perfect for everyday wear, can be stacked with others. The wide ring, more striking, stands out on its own. A ring with a stone or pattern draws attention to the hand. The adjustable, open style can fit multiple finger sizes.
How to know your ring size?
Measure the circumference of your finger with a strip of paper, at the base of the finger, then convert the measurement to millimetres. Measuring in the evening when your fingers are a bit swollen gives a more accurate size. An already worn ring can also be used as a reference: measure its inner diameter. If you're between sizes, opt for the larger one, especially for a wide ring.
Layering rings
Wearing two or three thin bands on the same finger, or spreading rings across multiple fingers: layering creates a personal style. Mix thin and wide, smooth and textured, while keeping the same metal colour for harmony.
Which finger to wear a ring on?
The ring finger remains the traditional choice for wedding and engagement rings. The index and middle fingers can carry statement rings. The little finger, being more subtle, can wear a thin band or a signet ring. Finally, the thumb lends itself well to wide rings.
Gold or silver?
Gold warms up a darker or golden skin tone; silver brightens a lighter skin tone. The key is to match the rings with the watch and bracelets worn on the same hand.
How to care for a ring?
Take it off when doing dishes, cleaning, exercising, or applying cream. Clean it with warm soapy water using a soft brush, then dry it thoroughly. Store each ring in a separate compartment to avoid scratches.
Other jewellery
To complete your outfit, check out the bracelets and necklaces. A matching ring and bracelet create a harmonious duo.
A ring as a gift
If you don’t know the person's ring size, choose an adjustable ring or one designed to be worn on the finger joint. A thin and simple ring appeals to the majority; a stone ring, which is more personal, can be given to someone whose tastes you know.
When to find rings at discounted prices?
Rings are popular gifts at Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and Mother’s Day: Black Friday and winter sales are good times to snag a discounted ring.
Check the Black Friday page at the end of November, the Sales page in January and summer, and the discounted accessories page at other times. Fast delivery and best price guaranteed.
Frequently asked questions
How to remove a stuck ring?
Raise your hand to help reduce swelling, apply a bit of soap or oil, and gently twist the ring. Cold water can also help.
Can a ring make your finger turn black?
Some metals react to sweat. Remove it when washing your hands and keep it dry.
How many rings can you wear?
As many as you like, but if one hand is heavily adorned, the other should be more understated. Balance creates elegance.
Does an adjustable ring wear out?
It can handle a few adjustments, but opening and closing it frequently can weaken the metal. Adjust it once for all.
How to tell if a ring is too big?
It spins on the finger or slips off when you shake your hand. A silicone ring sizer can help with a slight gap.
