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Find your ring size

A free tool to see it before you buy

Try on a ring from a photo of your hand

Take a photo of your hand, choose a ring and we will show it on your finger, drawn from that ring's own photograph at the width you pick. It is free: three pictures every thirty days. Your photo is deleted once your picture is made.

The back of your hand, fingers slightly apart, in daylight on a plain background. You do not need to be wearing a ring.

Your photo is sent to our AI image provider to make your picture, then deleted. Nobody here looks at it. How we handle it.

How the ring try-on works

  1. Take a photo of your hand. Photograph the back of your hand in daylight, fingers slightly apart, on a plain background. You do not need to be wearing a ring.
  2. Choose a ring and its width. Pick any ring in our range and the width you want. Every ring page has a See it on your hand button that starts here with that ring chosen.
  3. Open the link we email you. We email you a link to prove the address is yours. Open it and the ring is drawn onto your fourth finger from its own photograph, in about twenty seconds.
A hand resting on a wooden table wearing a black zirconium ring with a rose gold line on the fourth finger
An example: the Gold line, black dome at 8mm. The hand in this picture was also made by AI.

Why it shows the real ring

Most try-on tools lay a picture of a ring over your hand. This one is given the ring's own photograph and its real width in millimetres. It draws that ring onto your finger so it sits in your photo's light. It works on all 144 rings in our range, plain wedding bands as well as engagement rings. Each picture is checked against the ring's photograph before you see it. One that does not match is not shown and does not count towards your three.

Not sure which width to try? Slim fingers suit about 2mm on a woman and 5mm on a man, average fingers 3mm and 6mm, broad fingers 4mm and 8mm. Our guide to which ring suits your hand goes through finger shape, knuckles and metal colour. The band width guide compares every width side by side.

A picture shows how a ring looks, not how it fits, so measure your size too. Our guide to seeing a ring on your hand before you buy covers the photo that works best, what to compare and the paper strip test for width.

Planning an engraving too? See your engraving shows the ring turned to reveal your words inside the band, made the same way from its photograph.

Questions about the ring try-on

Is the ring try-on free?
Yes. Each email address gets three pictures every thirty days, with no card and nothing to buy. A picture that does not come out right is not shown and does not count towards your three.
What happens to the photo of my hand?
It is sent to our AI image provider to make your picture, then deleted. Nobody at Trothe looks at it and it is not used to train anything. Before it leaves your device we shrink it and remove its hidden details, such as where it was taken. The picture we make is kept for thirty days so you can come back to it, then deleted.
How accurate is the picture?
It is a good guide to how a ring looks on your hand, drawn from that ring's own photograph at the width you choose. It is made by AI, so colour, shine and fine detail can differ a little from the real ring. The photographs on each ring page show it as it is. Every picture is checked against the ring's own photograph before you see it. One that does not match is not shown.
Why do you need my email address?
We email you a link to open, which proves the address is yours. That keeps the free pictures fair for everyone and means you can come back to your pictures. We will only send you our newsletter if you tick the box for it.
What kind of photo works best?
The back of your hand, fingers slightly apart, in daylight against a plain background, with your ring finger in full view from the knuckle to the base. You do not need to be wearing a ring. A sharp phone photo is ideal.
Can I try any ring?
Yes, any ring in our range: plain wedding bands, inlays, patterned and diamond set bands and engagement rings. Every ring page has a See it on your hand button that opens the try-on with that ring already chosen.
Is there a virtual ring try-on for wedding bands?
Yes, this one. Most virtual try-ons are built for engagement rings; ours draws plain and patterned wedding bands too, at the exact width you choose, so you can compare 4mm and 6mm on your own finger.
Can we try on matching rings as a couple?
Yes. Each of you uses your own email address and your own hand photo, so you get three pictures each. Try the same design in two widths, or a pair of rings made to sit side by side.