A silicone ring should fit snugly but comfortably on your finger, sliding over your knuckle with slight resistance and feeling secure at the base of your finger.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
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Going On: When putting the ring on, it should require a little effort to slide over your knuckle. It shouldn't slip on too easily.
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At the Base: Once past your knuckle, the ring should fit snugly against the base of your finger where you intend to wear it. This snugness prevents it from easily rotating or slipping off.
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Coming Off: Removing the ring should also require a bit of a tug to get it back over your knuckle. It shouldn't slide off effortlessly.
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Comfort is Key: While a snug fit is important, the ring shouldn't feel uncomfortably tight or restrictive. You should be able to wear it all day without experiencing pain or discomfort. Silicone is flexible, so it will have some give, but it shouldn't stretch out significantly with wear.
In summary, think of a silicone ring fit as secure and snug, allowing for comfortable all-day wear with slight resistance when putting it on and taking it off.
