Lolide Fittings & Resizing - A Perfect Match
Getting the correct ring size is more of an art than a science. There is no governing body that standardizes ring sizes in the US so sizing can be inconsistent from place to place. Therefore, Lolide offers a fitting service for $38 for one ring or $58 for a set. Order a Fitting here.
With a fitting, the Lolide can send you a band in the size and dimensions requested to try on before any finishing or stones are set. You can then wear it for a few days and even sleep in it. Then, if you want the band adjusted, they can do that up to 1/2 size at no further charge. A return shipping label is included as part of the service.
Please note that Lolide does not make money on a fitting service; they offer it because they feel that it creates less stress and the best customer experience.
You don’t have to send your rings to Lolide to be resized. Most rings can be easily resized locally which some folks find more convenient.
If you prefer the Lolide resize your ring, note that it is in general easier to size up than down. If you want to contact Lolide about your specific ring and get pricing on sizing services first, just get in touch with us at support@cerqular.com
Please be aware that Lolide is not a traditional jeweler. They are a designer/maker and do not do general maintenance and repair, and do not resize or repair other jewelers’ work.
Wider rings often take a half size or more than your regular ring size. How much extra depends on the shape of one’s finger and individual preferences for how a band feels. The Lolide will make the ring to your specifications, and while rings can be resized locally or by Lolide, wide bands are trickier to fit and to resize. It’s always best to get the right fit the first time, therefore, we highly recommend you consider a fitting for wide bands.
If you are an international customer, get in touch and we can discuss other ways to get your ring fitting just right.
If you are ordering internationally, we ask that you use an online chart to convert your ring size to a US size as there are no perfect conversions and you know best if you want to err up or down.
The Lolide takes sizes in 1/4 size increments (so no 1/8 sizes) and please know there may be an additional materials or labor fee for larger sizes.
The Lolide often uses these two, but none are definitive so be sure to compare a few: ring sizes and wikipedia.