Measuring for rings can be a tricky task! A professional jeweler will be the most accurate in determining your size. String, paper and rulers often yield an incorrect size as it’s hard for them to mimic actual metal and the resistance it provides. It’s also important that the width of your measuring device is similar to that of the ring you are buying. If you were to size the same finger with each sizer pictured, you would get a different size for each. The wider the ring is, the larger size you need for a comfortable fit. Wider rings essentially compress the finger more than a narrow band. I do sell a plastic ring sizer that can be used repeatedly. It’s fairly accurate making it the second best way to size your finger for my spinner rings.

There are two different methods I use to clean them up. Start by using some liquid soap to coat the ring. Try and jiggle the two portions to get the soap inside the channel as much as possible. Next submerge the ring in hot water and spin it while underwater. I wear my spinner when I shower and clean dishes to help keep it spinning. Soaps and shampoos won't hurt the metal or the finish. You can also try some baking soda if soap doesn't help. Just add a little water to make a paste and coat the entire ring. Then spin it a bit and rinse it off. The baking soda version is how I get polishing compound out the channel when I'm making them.

No. Due to the process of how these rings are made, inside ring inscriptions CANNOT be added.

If the size ordered is wrong I will need to re-make you a completely new ring in the proper size. The fee for this is $30. Please contact me for more details on where to send an exchange. As mentioned in my shop policies, I do not offer returns.