Extreme Durability: One of the hardest metals, tungsten resists scratches and wear better than almost any other material.
Heavy & Substantial: Has a satisfying weight that many people appreciate for a premium feel.
Low Maintenance: Does not tarnish or require frequent polishing
Cubic Zirconia
Affordable Luxury: High-end aesthetics without the high-end price tag
Visually Stunning: Has a brilliant sparkle and high clarity, often appearing flawless.
Ethical & Conflict-Free: An environmentally friendly alternative to mined gemstones.
All orders are shipped out by our warehouse within 2 business days!
Free Standard Shipping:
USA: 4-7 Business Days
Canada: 5-8 Business Days
Europe: 4-7 Business Days
Australia: 5-8 Business Days
First Class Shipping:
USA: 3-4 Business Days
Europe: 3-4 Business Days
DHL Express Shipping:
USA: 2-3 Business Days
Canada: 2-5 Business Days
Europe: 2-3 Business Days
Australia: 2-5 Business Days
Every order comes in our signature packaging which includes a NANIMERICA travel case and a jewelry storage pouch.
MEASURING TIPS
Ensure that your finger is at a normal body temperature - fingers can expand or shrink when hot or cold. We recommend to measure in the morning when your body is cool as swelling won’t affect the measurement.
A wider band means a tighter fit. Consider having some wiggle room since our bands are thicker.
If you are in-between sizes, order the larger size. If your knuckle is much larger than your finger’s base, measure both and choose a size in between both measurements. You want the ring to fit over your knuckle, but not be too loose where it shifts around.
MEASURE A RING (Measuring Internal Diameter)
Find a ring that fits the desired finger perfectly.
Measure the internal diameter of the ring (in mm).
Use our chart shown above to determine your ring size.
MEASURE YOUR FINGER (Measuring Circumference)
Cut a piece of string or strip of paper at least 3” (75mm) long.
Wrap snugly around your finger at the base of knuckle where you’d like your ring to be.
Mark the spot where string/paper meets and measure with a ruler (mm).
Use our chart shown above to determine your ring size.
