Wooden Ring Sizing

How wooden rings should fit

Wooden rings should be worn about a half size or even a whole size larger than your finger because:

1) If you wear your ring too tight, it can put pressure on the ring and increase the likelihood of it breaking.
2) Wooden rings weigh less than metal, so they won't fall off your finger as easily.
3) You want to feel the wood spin around your finger.

How to get a stuck ring off your finger - Avoiding a broken ring

Although we will do everything we can to send you a ring that fits just right, it doesn't always end up being a perfect fit. When you first get your ring, if it does not easily slide over your knuckle, do not force it on—send it back to be resized. Also, be very careful about letting anyone try on your ring.

Getting a Wooden Ring unstuck from your finger

If you do find yourself in this situation, instead of tugging on the ring, try this:

-Get an ice cube and ice your finger and knuckle for 5 minutes or so. The cold will make your finger contract, and the ring should slide right off your finger.

-It can also be helpful to put a little soap around the ring. Dish soap is the most slippery and seems to work best.

Ordering your wooden ring

Shortly after you have placed your order for a wooden ring, you will receive one of Waskerd's handmade ring gauges in the mail. Measure your finger a couple times throughout the day, then call or email Derek with the size and shape you would like your wooden ring to be. A week or so after finalizing your order, your ring will be in the mail on its way to you. Shop wooden rings.