How to Find the Right Ring for You?

2024-05-11

This ring doesn't fit me. I don't like rings. This is because they have thick fingers, short fingers and thick joints. Have you given up on trendy rings? It's true that people whose hands and fingers are called "chubby fingers," "squished fingers," or "baby hands" tend to think that rings aren't for them. 

The thickness and elasticity of the hand is considered one of the characteristics of the bone diagnosis "bone straight," so many people may think, "My bone structure is straight, I should avoid wearing a ring." 

In this article, we'll cover the types of rings that fit each finger to help you find the right ring for you. In addition, you may feel that a ring does not suit your personal color, so we will also explain how to choose a ring that matches your personal color. Read this article as well as compare it to the features of your own finger and use it as a reference when choosing the right ring for you.

What if your fingers are too thick for the ring to fit you?

Women's hands with thick fingers are characterized by overall fullness and bulk. Therefore, if you choose a ring too easily, it will emphasize the presence of your fingers, make your fingers look thicker, and make you feel like the ring doesn't fit you. 

If you have thick fingers, a wider or larger ring will suit you better. Avoid well-designed rings, as they can dig into your fingers or visually make your fingers look thicker. 

We recommend keeping the design as simple as possible. A design that is too impactful can actually emphasize the thickness of your fingers. Another important point of wearing rings for people with thick fingers is to avoid wearing too many rings at once, such as stacking or wearing multiple rings. Wearing too many rings can make your hands look noisy. If you have thick fingers, it's best to keep it simple and just pick one or two well-chosen favorites.

What if your fingers are short and the ring doesn't fit you?

People with short fingers have smaller palms overall. Therefore, depending on the design of the ring, it may be difficult to balance on your hands or fingers, and the ring may feel out of place. 

Narrow, delicate rings are best for those with short fingers. It is best not to wear rings that are too wide or too big, as they will accentuate the shortness of your fingers. 

V-shaped or wavy designs are recommended because they make your fingers look longer than they really are. A design with a stone in the middle can also make your fingers look longer and prettier because your eyes will be focused on the stone. Another trick is to lengthen your nails to make your fingers look longer. Round or pointed nails will make your fingers look longer and prettier than square nails.

What if your joints are thick and the ring doesn't fit you?

People with thicker joints may find that the ring does not suit them because their knuckles are more prominent than the ring. Also, since the size of the ring must be chosen based on the thickness of the joint, many people find that the ring ends up looking bulky and unsightly. 

If you have thick joints, choosing a ring with a unique design or larger volume can draw attention away from your joints. In particular, wide and thick rings are difficult to rotate when worn. 

We also recommend a circular design, such as a round instep ring, as it will soften the rough look. On the other hand, it is best to avoid rings with angular designs, as they may emphasize your joints.

What if the ring doesn't fit you because of your "personal color"?

"The design of the ring was supposed to fit me, but somehow it didn't feel right on my skin." In this case, the color of the ring may not match your personal color.

Personal color refers to a person's natural skin and hair color, which can be roughly divided into two categories: yellow predominant (Yebe) and blue predominant (Brevet). In general, it is said that Iberians look good in gold, pink gold and other gold, and Brevets look good in platinum, white gold and other silver. 

Choosing a ring according to your own personal color can not only make the ring look good, but also make your skin tone look more beautiful. If you're worried that your ring won't suit you, why not rethink your personal color?

It's also important to reduce swelling in your fingers

So far, we've explained why rings don't fit you and how to deal with them, but one of the reasons rings don't fit you is that your fingers are swollen. 

Fingers are one of the most prone to swelling. Reducing swelling may make your fingers look refreshed and make your ring look better. 

Hydration is the most important thing to do to reduce swelling. If you don't drink enough water, dehydration can cause poor blood flow, which can lead to swelling. It is recommended to drink plenty of water, move your fingers or massage your skin to reduce swelling.

Wear a ring that fits your finger and enjoy fashion

To solve the problem of a ring that doesn't match your finger shape, we explained the importance of choosing a ring that fits your finger shape.

Even those who have given up wearing rings because of complicated fingers should be able to find the right ring for them by being creative with their ring choices. Please refer to this article to enjoy the fashion of using the ring.