Home Try-On Kit

Not sure which band to go with, or can't figure out your finger size? The Marke Home Try-On kit will clear things up. Take a week to try on sample rings - sterling silver replicas of our Marke gold wedding bands - in each of our styles and widths. We’ll handle shipping both ways, include a return label in your package, and throw in a finger sizer for good measure. The enclosed Home Try-On Guide will walk you through the process, just in case.

A $100 deposit will be refunded within 24 hours of receipt of your Home Try-On return.

All silver sample bands are finger size 9.0.

The Marke Home Try On kit is ideal to order 3+ weeks in advance of your wedding date.

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Step 1:
Find your style and fit at home

Get a feel for each of our three widths in our two styles. Then measure your ring finger with the enclosed Finger Sizer–it should feel snug and comfortable, but not constricting.

Step 2:
Order your Marke online

Once you’ve found your width, style, and finger size, refer back to markenyc.com to select your color and any customizations online before finalizing your order.

Step 3:
Return the rings within 7 days

You'll find a prepaid label in the box to ship the rings back, and we'll refund your deposit as soon as we receive it. Feel free to keep the ring sizer.

The Guide

Your wedding band is one of the only purchases that will outlast the wedding day. We’ve gathered everything you need to know about selecting, ordering, and wearing your wedding band right here.

Walk me through it

Using the finger sizer

Our Finger-sizer (included in our Home Try On kit) works just like a belt. Just wrap it around your ring finger and slide the end through the buckle to form a ring shape. Adjust so that it’s comfortably snug on your finger, but can still slide over your knuckle with a bit of effort. When you’ve found a good fit, read off the size next to the arrow.

Using a string

Draw a line on a string and wrap it around your ring finger, marking the point at which the string overlaps the line. Fit the string so that it’s comfortably snug on your finger, but can still slide over your knuckle with a bit of effort. Take the string off and measure the distance between the two lines in MM.