Dimensions are based on top height and shank height. Top height is determined by vertically measuring the ring “face” at its widest point. Shank height is determined by vertically measuring the back of the ring at its widest point. For the most accurate measurement, visit one of our retail locations—or stop by our booth at an event we're attending—and have a NightRider sales representative size your finger. 

Here's how to measure your finger at home to determine your ring size:
Use a piece of string or strip of paper no wider than ¾ inch. Wrap it around the base of the finger you wish to measure. Use a pen to mark the point on the string/paper where it overlaps, forming a complete circle, then measure the length from the starting end of the string/paper to the pen mark for your ring size. We recommend you measure at the end of the day when the finger is the largest.

Use the chart below to determine the ring size:

Dimensions are based on height and length. Height is determined by vertically measuring the bracelet “face” at its widest point. Length is determined one of two ways, either in inches for our styles that utilize chain or specific sizes for our large link and cuff styles. See individual bracelet pages for specific sizing chart, call us with questions!

Dimensions are based on height and width. Height is determined by vertically measuring the widest point of the buckle. Width is determined by horizontally measuring the widest point of the buckle NOT including the post where you would attach the belt.

Dimensions are based on chain gauge (thickness) and length. Below are standard guidelines for sizing:

Dimensions are based on height and width. Height is determined by vertically measuring the longest point of the pendant including the bail, which is the part of the pendant that hangs from the chain. Width is determined by horizontally measuring the widest point of the pendant.