Stylish Rings for Larger Fingers: Size-Inclusive Jewelry Brands with Rings Larger than Size 9
If you're like me, your curves aren't just on your torso. I'm short and solid, and so are my fingers, and I struggle to find stylish rings for larger fingers. I figured I'd share with you what I have found when searching for stylish and quality rings to fit my fingers, which are larger than the sizes most jewelry retailers carry in stock. If you wear larger than a size 8 ring, this may help you too!
I updated this post for 2024 as I have found more jewelry brands that offer size-inclusive rings. With the holidays here, I thought this may help those shopping for others (or gifting themselves!).
Where to Shop For Size-Inclusive Stylish Rings for Larger Fingers
Wardrobe Oxygen offers real-life style for grown-ass women. That means this collection of stylish rings for larger fingers will be choices that will be worth your time and your money. We who don't fit into standard sizing have dealt with poor quality and terrible style for most of our grown-ass lives; I won't add to that frustration.
That being said, this is a collection of stylish rings for bigger fingers that should have something for every budget. This list will share a bit about each company, the ring size range they offer, and the average price for their rings.
Zaleska Jewelry
Zaleska is a woman-founded size-inclusive jewelry brand based in Canada. Curve model Sylvia Tennant started the line when she herself struggled to find rings that fit. With rings in sizes 4-15 in stock and chains made to order the length you desire, this is one of the most size-inclusive jewelry brands in North America.
Each piece from Zaleska is made by hand in Bali using centuries-old processes. With small product runs, Zaleska strives to have a small carbon footprint and reduce waste. Zaleska's ring collection is all under $75 and features beautiful styles that transcend trends.
KHOI
KHOI is a bold and beautiful jewelry brand created by Hayet Rida. Well-known on social media as an influencer and as a creative consultant, Rida has worn many hats from working in advertising to food blogging. Unlike many jewelry brands “designed” by influencers, KHOI is self-funded and self-designed.
Years ago, Rida was offered to create a capsule collection with a luxury jewelry brand. She refused when the brand wouldn't let her have full creative control and decided to go on her own. KHOI is now a successful, unique, and reasonably priced statement jewelry brand that carries a range of styles including rings.
Creating small limited-edition styles, KHOI jewelry sells out quickly. It's worth checking regularly, especially if you love a bold statement ring. Many styles of KHOI rings are adjustable, and the sized rings are available in sizes 7-9.
Automic Gold
Automic Gold is a queer-owned, self-funded jewelry brand. All pieces are made from reclaimed gold, and arrive in a packaging that is recyclable. Rings are available in sizes 2-16 and come in your choice of 14K white, yellow, champagne, and rose gold. Automic Gold is a US-based company that offers free shipping and returns.
Automic Gold is the perfect retailer if you are looking for smaller everyday rings that will last. If you're looking to upgrade from those delicate rings from the plus size fashion retailer at the mall that have tarnished, chipped, or broken, Automic Gold has the quality and the style that you will want to wear and never take off.
If you are looking for something unique, Automic Gold does custom orders. This link shares the details and past work (there are some badass rings that Automic Gold has made for customers, lots of inspiration on this page!). Beyond rings, Automic Gold carries all categories of fine jewelry from necklaces and earrings to charms and body jewelry.
Miranda Frye
When I first published this list of where to buy rings for larger fingers, a commenter suggested Miranda Frye. I couldn't believe I didn't include Miranda Frye as I had been following the jewelry brand on Instagram for quite a while! Miranda Frye (yes, a real person), “believes that every person deserves to feel confident, valued and seen and to have the opportunity for self-expression through their individual style. Her vision is to create unique, high-quality jewelry collections that inspire creativity and celebrate the positive impact each of us holds in being uniquely ourselves.”
Offering a range of jewelry that is gold plated, gold filled, Sterling silver, and anti-tarnish Sterling silver, Miranda Frye offers rings up to size 12.
Miranda Frye also lets you shop necklaces by length, from 14″ to 28″, and offers bracelets in sizes XS-XL and lengths 6.5″ through 8″. I feel confident recommending Miranda Frye to those desiring any sort of jewelry for a bigger body.
Ana Luisa
I was turned onto Ana Luisa jewelry when my daughter added a pair of earrings from the brand on her Christmas gift guide as a 14-year-old. Now just weeks from being 16, she still wears those earrings and they still look like new. Inspired, I now own two rings from Ana Luisa that comfortably fit my middle and pointer fingers (a rarity) as well as earrings and a necklace that is 20″ with a 2″ extender.
I personally own the Remi Ring and the Noa Ring and love wearing them side by side. Offering nicely priced costume and demi-fine rings in sizes 5 -12 (and I find the fit TTS to generous), Ana Luisa jewelry is on trend without being excessively trendy, and these styles will look chic for years.
BaubleBar
I have been a fan of BaubleBar for quality on-trend costume jewelry, but BaubleBar also has a Fine collection with 14K and 18K gold pieces. Within their Fine collection, the majority of the rings (at time of writing, 21 of the 30 styles) are available up to size 11! This collection offers personalized rings with names as well as delicate bands and stacking sets.
I purchased the Hera Ring from BaubleBar and it is so beautiful and well-crafted too. The ring runs true to size. If you have purchased costume-quality rings from BaubleBar before, expect to be pleasantly surprised by this elevated craftmanship, comfort, and quality.
Mejuri
Mejuri is a woman-owned sustainable jewelry brand. 80% of Mejuri's gold is from recycled sources, they are fully transparent and traceable and strive to work with RJC-certified producers. All this and Mejuri offers rings in sizes 3-13 in 14k solid white gold and 18k gold vermeil starting at $38.
Unlike the previously mentioned retailers, Mejuri carries larger and more statement-making rings as well as delicate pieces and stackables. Because Mejuri uses quality materials and strives for transparent and sustainable manufacturing, these are not cheap pieces. However, Mejuri prices still rival retailers that do not offer such a good size range or good ethics.
Note not every ring at Mejuri is available in the full size range, however every style is at least available in sizes 4-10. Mejuri's site also has customer reviews so you can get a better gauge on quality, fit, and design.
Mabel & Main
If you are looking for a wedding or engagement ring and are frustrated by styles that look weird on your fingers, or are being charged to have rings sized to fit your fingers, you need to check out Mabel & Main. A company that focuses specifically on wedding jewelry for plus size couples, Mabel & Main jewelry is crafted with authentic conflict-free diamonds, GIA certified, set in nickel and lead-free metals.
Unlike many jewelry designers who focus on sizes 5-7 and grade up, Mabel & Main designs all of their rings from a size 12 base, to ensure they not only fit a larger finger but look beautiful and proportional. Prices are appropriate to rings made with metals like gold and platinum.
While Mabel & Main focuses on wedding rings, it is a great place if you are looking for a conflict-free diamond or lab-grown sapphire stackable bands made with quality metals. Many of Mabel & Main's vintage-inspired engagement rings could also make for elegant and elevated plus size cocktail rings.
Glamoristic on Etsy
Etsy is one of my favorite places to find stylish rings for larger fingers, but not all retailers are created equal. Glamoristic is based in Texas and offers personalized jewelry including rings and all their rings are available in sizes 3-13. With over 31,000 sales and an average of 4.8/5 stars, I feel confident recommending this shop.
If you are looking for birthstone rings, family rings, monogram rings, and name rings but can't find them in your ring size, Glamoristic likely carries them. Offering 14K gold as well as Sterling silver and more budget-friendly gold-filled options, Glamoristic has styles starting around $30 and going up to around $300 for 14K.
REALM Fine + Fashion Jewelry
If you have been reading Wardrobe Oxygen for a while you know I am a fan of REALM Fine + Fashion Jewelry. Designed by Ann King Lagos, REALM is a Philadelphia-based jewelry brand that creates beautiful pieces that transcend trends. When I visited the REALM studio a few years ago, I mentioned to Ann that her rings didn't fit my thicker fingers. She began carrying some of REALM's styles of rings up to a size 11.
All REALM jewelry is a base of Sterling silver with options for 18K gold and rose gold vermeil and Black Ruthenium, a platinum alloy. I have showered, hand laundered garments, gone in the pool, and dipped in the ocean wearing REALM and while I don't recommend any of these my rings still look like new years later.
The large version of REALM's Empress Insignia ring (of which I have and wear quite often) is available up to size 11. A few combinations of the Ever Pavรฉ Stack ring are available up to size 10. I find these rings run true to size. Sometimes a size 8 runs snug on my ring finger; these are quite comfortable.
Nature's Twist
Nature's Twist is a husband and wife team from Seattle that travels across the U.S. to find ethically sourced crystals. Their electroformed jewelry made with natural stones are truly one of a kind. Every design is lovingly crafted by hand using high quality materials. Natureโs Twist strives to create jewelry for all bodies designed to last for years to come.
Because Nature's Twist uses unique stones, each ring is one-of-a-kind. That being said, Nature's Twist's ring collection ranges from size 7.25 to 15.75. Using natural stones and 14k gold plating at a thickness ten times the industry standard, Nature's Twist's rings range in price from $145 to $500 with free shipping on orders of $100+.
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Great topic! You are amazing, thank you. I have struggled with this for years! I can’t count how many times I’ve walked out empty handed (forgive the pun) from jewelry stores! I can’t try the ring on to see if I like it or if it is comfortable – so I don’t buy it! Why do they choose to have small rings in the display where only a few can try them??? Add arthritis to the equation and my finger joints are huge. OK, is it just me? That nose ring looks like a booger handing out of her nose. Just can’t get past it. I get a little diamond studs in the nose or a gold ring. But GREEN beads??? WHAT?
TJ Maxx has fun and reasonably priced rings in store up to size 9 and even more on line up to size 11. Online purchases can usually be returned in store which is a plus.
Thank you for this thoughtful post – I’m on the cusp of plus & straight sizes in many areas, including my fingers (size US9 for my ring finger).
I’m glad to see slightly more elevated gold & statement jewellery on this list – some brands I’ve never heard of here!
Yes to a necklace post! Also bracelets in fine metals and stones. So many are teeny-tiny in breadth and are too short to comfortably fit around my wrist.
Miranda Frye has rings to size 12. Plus, they have started carrying chains for their necklaces in multiple lengths and their bracelets are in multiple sizes!
Thank you so much for this!!! I always loved finding beautiful jewelry at craft shows, antique shops, etc……..until I gained weight everywhere. My unique rings and great bracelets now go unworn! Thanks for these suggestions; they will be fun to explore.
This is a great post. Will you please consider a similar one for necklaces? I find the standard length necklaces are just too tight or short on my neck, which, IMO, is a normal size for a size 16 middle-aged woman.