Ring Size Guide

Ring Size Conversion:

How to Measure Your Ring Size at Home

1. Use a String or Strip of Paper:

• Take a piece of string, thin strip of paper, or non-stretchy thread.
• Wrap it around the base of the finger where you plan to wear the ring.
• Ensure it’s snug but comfortable. A ring should fit over the knuckle but not be too loose.

1. Mark the Overlap Point:

• With a pen, mark the point on the string or paper where it overlaps to form a full circle around your finger.

1. Measure the Length:

• Lay the string or paper flat on a ruler and measure the length in millimeters (mm) up to the mark you made. This measurement is the circumference of your finger.

1. Find Your Ring Size:

• Use a ring size chart to find your size based on the circumference. Most charts have sizes listed in millimeters or inches.

Tips for Accurate Measurement

• Time of Day Matters: Measure your finger at the end of the day, as fingers tend to be a bit larger at that time.
• Consider Temperature: Cold can shrink your fingers, and heat can make them swell, so measure at room temperature.
• Account for Knuckle Size: If you have larger knuckles, measure both your knuckle and the base of your finger. Choose a size in between for comfort.

Measuring with an Existing Ring

If you already have a ring that fits well on the intended finger:

1. Find a Ruler or Ring Size Guide: Place the ring on a ruler or ring size chart, measuring the inside diameter (in millimeters).
2. Match the Size: Compare the measurement to a ring size chart to find your size based on the diameter.

Additional Tips

• Professional Measurement: For the most accurate size, visit a jeweler for a professional measurement.
• Avoid Stretchy Materials: Do not use stretchy materials like rubber bands, as they can give inaccurate measurements.
• Printable Ring Size Guides: You can also find printable guides online that allow you to match an existing ring to circles printed to scale, indicating size.