Ring sizing

Measure first.

The ring in profile, showing the width of the band

Every ring is one of a kind, made at one size, and inlay can’t be resized — the size on the listing is the size of the exact ring in the photographs.

Current piece
US 7.5
Band width
8 mm
Resizing
Not possible
01

Get measured

  • Any piercing studio or jeweler can size a finger in a couple of minutes.
  • Tell them the finger the ring is for and the band width you’re considering.
  • A size from a thin ring you own is a starting guess, not a measurement.
  • Paper strips, string, and printed charts are approximate.
  • Fingers change over a day — warmer and later usually means slightly larger.
02

Width matters

  • A wide band contacts more of the finger, so it wears tighter than a narrow band at the same marked size.
  • The current piece is 8 mm wide.
  • If your known size comes from a narrow band, expect a snug fit — get measured with a wide band in mind.
03

No resize

  • An inlay band is a full circle of set sections, bonded into a metal core and polished flush.
  • There is no plain section to cut; the inlay can’t stretch or compress.
  • It isn’t a service declined — the construction doesn’t allow it.
04

If the size is wrong

  • Contact Asher before mailing anything back.
  • Exchange for another available piece of equal or greater value (you pay any difference).
  • Or, when a comparable piece can be made, a remake at shared cost, at the store’s discretion.
  • Full terms: refund policy