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Complete the ring
So you chose a budget, a diamond and a ring setting. It's now time for you to complete the ring that will speak volumes about the love between you and your significant other.
get a matching band
Many modern couples choose matching wedding bands to get the perfect ring stack. You can match your engagement ring with a wedding band of a similar design or go for something completely different if you're feeling adventurous. Just make sure both rings pair well for that flawless stack.
personalize your ring
A poignant message carved on the inside of your ring is a great way to personalise your ring. It will add a little more magic to your wedding or engagement ring. You can engrave your ring for free when you buy a custom-created ring at Friendly Diamonds.
Here are a few engraving Ideas :
- A date to remember: This could be the date when you first met or your wedding date.
- The name or the lyrics of the song you both love.
- The initials of your names. Eg., A&J or S❤M.
- The location coordinates of where the two of you first met.
When completing your ring, you can engrave it with your personalized message. You may not be able to do so with specific rings based on their design. The engraving can consist of alphabets and numbers. Not more than fifteen characters can be used when engraving your ring.
get the perfectly sized ring
Your engagement ring should be a snug fit, not too tight, but also not too loose. An ideal engagement ring fits loose enough to slide smoothly over your knuckles and tight enough so it doesn't fall off your finger.
For ladies, the standard ring size varies from 3 to 9. Sizes 5 to 7 are the most commonly purchased, with size 6 being the most frequent.
For men, sizes 6 to 13 are the typical ring size ranges. Sizes 8 to 10-½ are most commonly purchased, with size 9 being the most frequent.
Here are a few ways to measure your ring size
Method 1
Measure your ring size with string/thread & ruler at home
Follow these steps :
- Take the string or thread piece and circle it around the base of your finger.
- Use a pen and mark the string or thread's meeting point.
- Take the measurement of the thread or string in mm using a ruler.
- Choose the nearest measurement provided in the ring size chart to know your ring size.
Conversion Chart
Some tips to keep in mind :
- If your knuckle is larger than the base of your finger, you must measure both the spots and choose a size between both the measurements.
- Always assess your ring size with warm fingers. Your ring size can change based on daytime and weather conditions. For example, early mornings and chilly weather can lead to shrinking fingers, making it a not-so-ideal time to measure your finger ring size. Also, note that your dominant hand has larger fingers.
- Measure your ring finger more than once for accuracy.
Method 2
Measure an existing ring
- Measure the inside of another ring that fits you comfortably using a measuring tape.
- You must ensure that the ring fits your finger comfortably. It should be as tight as not to fall from your finger but loose enough to glide over your knuckle easily.
Tips for buying a ring as a surprise
If you're planning a surprise for them, get help from friends and family. They can ask without raising any eyebrows. Tell them to keep it hush-hush, so they don't accidentally ruin the surprise! You can also borrow your partner’s ring (make sure it's worn on the correct finger!) and use the ring sizing tips mentioned above.