Design Guide

Step 1: Choose Your Location

Start by finding a place that matters to you. Use the search bar to enter the name of your location.

The black box in the centre of the map shows the area that will appear on your ring.

You can move the map around to adjust the location of this box, but the size of the Use the navigation tools to pan, zoom, and rotate the map until you’ve framed the landscape you've chosen.

A scale marker in the bottom left corner helps you understand distance and scale. You can also switch between light and dark modes using the icon in the top left.

Dark mode includes a satellite layer for a more textured, realistic view of the terrain.
Once you’re happy with the map view, move to Step 2.

You can always return later to adjust or select a new location.

Step 2: Refine Your Style

Terrain Height

Dial in your chosen topology by changing the terrain height using the slider. The exaggeration factor gives an indication of the difference in vertical scale between the model and the real landscape. You can also adjust the level of detail of the terrain as we have found that some places look better if their sharp edges are softened a little.

Shoulder Style

This step controls the curvature of the band or shank as it curves up to meet the head or face of the ring.

Band Profile

This step controls the shape of the cross section or profile of the shank.

Step 3: Select Your Size

The safest way to find your ring size is to pop into your local jeweller and get it measured professionally.

If you’re unable to do this (or are looking for ways to find out someone else’s ring size discretely 😉) take a look at our Ring Size Guide for tips on how to measure your ring size, or someone else's, accurately at home.

Once you know your ring size, enter this using your preferred system: English, American, European, or Asian.