Determining Your Ring Size

We offer you three different methods to approximate your ring size.
Choose the method your most comfortable with.

Note: ring size is affected by the weather, time of day, weight, diet and many other factors; therefore the following provide approximate ring sizes.


1st Method

1. Wrap a piece of string or a strip of paper around the widest part of your finger, in most cases the knuckle.
2. Mark the point where the two ends meet.
3. Measure the string or paper against a ruler.
4. Compare your measurement to the chart below.


Ring Size
Length (in mm)
Length (in Inches)
Inside Diameter
4
48 mm
1 14/16
15 mm
5
51 mm
2
15.3 mm
6
54 mm
2 1/8
16.2 mm
7
56 mm
2 3/16
17.1 mm
8
59 mm
2 5/16
18 mm
9
62 mm
2 7/16
18.9 mm
10
65 mm
2 9/16
19.8 mm
11
68 mm
2 11/16
20.4 mm
12
71 mm
2 13/16
21.3 mm

Obs: We can size 1/2 sizes if tight (better loose than to tight). Example: 4 1/2 or 7 1/2

2nd Method

 Ring Sizer

Right click image you want to Print and select Print Picture

In order to print the ring sizer above, be sure that your printer is set to 100%. In other words, make sure that you have not reduced the print size in "Page Setup". Please ensure that the "Fit to Page" or "Scale to Fit" options are not selected. You can verify that the sizer has printed correctly by measuring it with a ruler; it should measure 3 1/2 from the letter "A" to right end.

Once you have printed the sizer, you need to cut it out and then use the following directions to find your ring size:

1. Cut carefully a slot alog the line next to the letter A. (Make sure you don't cut all the way though the top and bottom).


2. Slide the right tip into the cut line (next to the letter A) see diagram.
3. Place the Ring Sizer over your finger and pull the tab through the slot until it fits comfortably.
4. Read the corresponding size from the scale as it lines up with the edges of the slot.
Obs: We can size 1/2 sizes if tight (better loose than to tight). Example: 4 1/2 or 7 1/2

or

1. Wrap a piece of loose string or paper around your finger. Be sure to allow for the size of your knuckle.
2. With a pen, mark the point on the string where the end meets.
3. Using the chart, place the end of the string on the left hand line next to the letter "A" and stretch the string along the sizer toward the numbers.
4. The pen mark on your string should line up with a number to indicate your ring size.

Right click image and select "Print Picture"         

I got one more sizer with 1/2 sizes and without slot to cut.
(wrap around finger and put the letter "A" on top of numbers).



Right click image and select "Print Picture"

3rd Method

(Print page following instrution on "2nd method", then countinue...)

 1. Place ring on page over the nearest size circle. If your ring appears to fit between two sizes, buy the larger size or 1/2 size.
or
 2. Put ring on top of diameter line and the shank should try to cover both dots.



OBS: Make sure to measure your finger at room temperature.
Heat and cold can cause your fingers to swell or constrict.
ALL METHODS ARE APPROXIMATED SIZES.

 

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