The engagement ring is traditionally chosen by the groom-to-be, however, it would be useful for every woman to know what shape and size ring is suitable for her - taking into account the size of the hand and the length of the fingers. When choosing a engagement ring, it is important to remember that it should not only suit the wearer, but most importantly, it should really please!

Oval-shaped stones and trilogy rings that visually lengthen the fingers

For women with short fingers, we recommend to choose shapes that visually stretch upwards - for example, oval-shaped stones or a ring with the currently so popular trilogy stones - three stones arranged side by side and visually covering the entire finger, not just its central part. Avoid heavy jewelry and stones in massive frames.

Sleek massive frames and oversized gems

On a finger that is slightly wider, rings with a larger stone and a more massive frame will look better - the finer the ring, the visually larger the finger will appear. Attention should also be paid to the shape of the ring hoop - a spherical or curved shape will visually make the finger even rounder, while a rectangular shape will make it slimmer.

Fine shapes and small, grouped stones

Owners of long and slender fingers can afford to wear a ring of any shape (and, in fact, every woman with any shape of fingers can - the most important thing is that the wearer likes the ring), but the smoothness of the fingers will be highlighted even more by delicate shapes and small, grouped stones.

Delicate rings with small gems for a sparkling effect

For ladies with small, delicate hands, we recommend to avoid large and heavy stones - they will make the hands look disproportionately small. However, of course, you don't have to give up precious stones altogether - why not choose a delicate ring with many small stones, which will create an equally sparkling overall impression?

Avant-garde jewelry and large gems

For women with wider hands and fingers, correspondingly larger gems will suit them - they will be proportional to the size of the hand, moreover, the owners of such hands can afford to experiment with interesting solutions and avant-garde jewelry.

Author of the article: jeweler ARVIS KOTINS

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