What size are these?

[breanne]

Hello!

I am in the process of deciding on band sizes/melee sizes for my upgrade.

I would not wear all three together, but I have attached a photo to demonstrate the aesthetic I am trying to achieve in having all 3 bands match in height and width.

The store I went to, these are not real stones, they’re prototypes so you can decide on settings etc, then pick your stone. They were quite busy so I didn’t get to ask the size of the band width, or the size of the melee. Is there anyway to figure this out?

I was out of town, so I wouldn’t be back to that store until September.

Thank you,
Breanne

 

[prs]

If the fingers are yours, you could scale the width of the bands to the width of your fingers.

The first, large photo was taken pretty much face on to the rings, so that would be the best photo to use. Print the photo out and use a micrometer to measure the width of each band and the width of a finger. Then use the micrometer to measure the real-life width of your finger in exactly the same place.

You can then determine the ratio of your real-life finger width to the photo width and then adjust the photo width of the band accordingly.

 

[breanne]

If the fingers are yours, you could scale the width of the bands to the width of your fingers.

The first, large photo was taken pretty much face on to the rings, so that would be the best photo to use. Print the photo out and use a micrometer to measure the width of each band and the width of a finger. Then use the micrometer to measure the real-life width of your finger in exactly the same place.

You can then determine the ratio of your real-life finger width to the photo width and then adjust the photo width of the band accordingly.

I knew there must be a way!

Thank you very much

 

[RunningwithScissors]

Can you call the store, get a sale's associate's name and email or phone # and then text them the images? I think the best way to find out the exact sizes is through the store itself.

They look lovely together!