The Anatomy of A Ring
Use our Ring Anatomy Guide to help you with ring terminology. This can be useful when working with a customization or custom consultation.
Components and Terminology
Ring Profile
A shank is the bottom portion of a ring that sits under the finger. When a shank breaks, cracks or is too thin, it's time to replace or re-shank the ring.
Outside Profile
Flat against the finger, flat away from the finger
Flat surface against the finger, domed surface away from the finger
Rounded surface against the finger, 2-sided peaked surface away from the finger
Flat surface against the finger, domed surface away from the finger, with narrow polished edges
Inside Profile
Rounded against the finger, domed away from the finger, thickness approximately 70% of the Comfort Fit
Rounded surface against the finger, domed surface away from the finger
Rounded surface against the finger, domed surface away from the finger, thickness approximately 15% greater than the Comfort Fit
Flat surface against the finger, domed surface away from the finger, with narrow polished edges.
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