If you are the owner of long "musical" fingers, you do not need to adjust anything - just to emphasize the beauty of the hands. You can have any whim - be it trend phalanx rings, eccentric wide "cases", "brass knuckles" and "barrels" or three-dimensional fantasy decorations. But do not overdo it - even on thin fingers you should not wear a lot of difference rings.
Short fingers will be added by the grace of asymmetrical rings - straight lines, sharp angles, clear details visually "stretch" the palm. You can also afford products with decorative elements and large stones - it is only important that they have a vertical orientation (in the form of a rectangle, an oval or a drop). But from the massive and richly decorated gemstone pave rings it is better to refuse - they will add unnecessary thickness to your fingers.
Elegant classic rings as if purposely created for plump fingers. Give preference to laconic models: your ideal choice is a thin strip of metal with a bright stone cut in the form of a diamond, a triangle, a narrow wedge or a parallelogram. Fashionable phalange rings and bulky products with an elaborate design - not a good idea: they will only draw attention to imperfections and visually distort the proportions of the hand.
If you have very narrow fingers - feel free to choose the dials. Composite products with complex geometric lines, connected by openwork chains and threads, form surprisingly beautiful compositions that will look great on your hands.