Solid Brass Wood Grain Ring (Wide)

How to Measure Your Ring Size We use the international ring sizing method. The circumference of the same finger on your left and right hands may differ, so please measure the finger on which you intend to wear the ring. Measure Inner Circumference with a Tape Measure or String 1. If you have a soft measuring tape, measuring tape, or string (like those used for sewing), you can use it to measure your finger size. 2. Wrap the tape measure or string around your finger starting from the 0cm mark. Tighten it gently to a comfortable fit. The resulting measurement is the inner circumference of your finger. You can then find the corresponding ring size using a ring size chart. Measure Inner Diameter of an Existing Ring If you already have a ring that you wear frequently and find comfortable, you can measure its inner diameter. Use a ruler or caliper to measure the inner diameter of the ring. Match this measurement to the international size on the ring size chart provided at the end of the page. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52622613893_18a0ce80c7_z.jpg Care Instructions for Brass & Sterling Silver: 1. For any dirt or tarnish, gently wipe with a polishing cloth. Alternatively, you can lightly scrub the surface with a soft-bristled toothbrush and toothpaste mixed with water, then rinse thoroughly with clean water. 2. After washing, be sure to dry the jewelry completely. 3. When not wearing the item, we recommend storing it in a sealed bag. Important Notes: 1. The jewelry is not electroplated and will not fade. Brass and silver will naturally oxidize and darken over time, which is normal. Regular polishing will restore their luster. 2. Colors may vary due to screen resolution and lighting. The actual product received will be the standard. 3. Each natural stone, crystal, or pearl has slightly different textures and colors. Please ensure you are comfortable with this before purchasing. 4. All items are handmade and require approximately 1-3 business days for production. We appreciate your patience.