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Every piece of MOONIQUE jewellery creation is made by our hand in our studio in Gothenburg, SWEDEN.

PROCESSING TIME
We require 2-3 weeks for Made to Order pieces, followed by 3-12 days for free worldwide delivery (depends of destination). Your jewellery will arrive elegantly wrapped in a box, ready for gift-giving.

If you need your ring sooner, please contact me and we will try our best to have it ready for when you need it.

SHIPPING
Enjoy complimentary shipping on all orders.

We ship from Gothenburg, SWEDEN, using postal services Postnord, and all our parcels have a tracking number. In order to track your parcel, you can use the tracking number we provided you with your national post tracking service.

Estimated Delivery Time from Sweden to:
United Kingdom 3-7 days
Europe 3-7 business days
North America 5-7 days
Canada 10-20 business days
Ukraine 7-10 days

If you have any questions, feel free to contuct us.

How To Measure Ring Size With String, Paper & Ruler at home

Materials You’ll Need:

1. A piece of string, floss, or a strip of paper (about 6 inches long)
2. A ruler with millimeter markings (mm) for precise measurement
3. Pen or marker to mark the string or paper

Step-by-Step Guide

Method 1: Using a String

1. Wrap the String Around Your Finger: Take the string and wrap it around the base of the finger you want to measure. Make sure it’s snug but not too tight.
2. Mark the Meeting Point: Where the string meets itself around your finger, mark the spot with a pen or marker.
3. Measure the String: Lay the string flat and use a ruler to measure from the end to the marked point in millimeters.
4. Compare with a Ring Size Chart: Use our ring size chart to match your measurement with the corresponding ring size.

Method 2: Using a Strip of Paper

1. Cut a Thin Strip of Paper: Cut a strip of paper, about 1 cm wide and 6 inches long.
2. Wrap the Paper Around Your Finger: Similar to the string method, wrap the paper strip around the base of your finger, snugly.
3. Mark and Measure: Mark where the paper meets itself and then measure it with a ruler in millimeters.
4. Find Your Size on a Chart: Compare this measurement to a ring size chart.

Tips for Accurate Measurement

- Measure at the end of the day when your fingers are largest.
- Avoid measuring in cold temperatures, as fingers tend to shrink.
- If you’re between sizes, choose the larger size for comfort.

With this guide, you should be able to find an accurate ring size at home easily!

Ring Size Chart (approximate measurements in mm)