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FAQ — Sizing & Fit

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Wrap a soft tape measure (or strip of paper) around the narrowest part of your wrist, just above the wrist-bone, with no slack. Note the measurement in inches. We recommend adding 1/4" to 1/2" for comfort. — LomaSiiva
If you do not know your size, the most reliable method is to visit a local jeweler for a free professional sizing. As a backup, wrap a strip of paper around your finger, mark where it overlaps, measure the length in millimeters, and compare to a US ring size chart. Native American rings often run slightly larger than commercial rings, so contact [email protected] if you are between sizes. — LomaSiiva
Sterling silver cuffs can be gently bent to adjust the gap (up to 2 times). Hold the cuff with both hands and apply slow, even pressure — never twist. If you are nervous about adjusting it yourself, any local jeweler can do it for a small fee. We do not recommend resizing inlay cuffs (Zuni stone-on-stone work) at home. — LomaSiiva
Yes, for most rings we sell. Resizing is $25-$45 depending on the original size jump and whether the shank is stamped or stone-set. Email [email protected] with your order number and target size; we send you a prepaid label and turnaround is typically 5-14 business days from receipt. Resized rings are non-returnable. — LomaSiiva
Wrap a soft tape measure (or strip of paper) around the narrowest part of your wrist, just above the wristbone, with no slack. Note the measurement in inches. A cuff is sized by the inside circumference plus the gap — for a 6.5 inch wrist, look for a cuff listed as 5.5 inch inside + 1 inch gap. — LomaSiiva