RING SIZE GUIDE

We strongly recommend that you measure your finger size only in jewelry stores! This will avoid mistakes and prevent the ring from being returned or resized.
This article is for information purposes only and can only be used in exceptional cases!

 

HOW TO MEASURE YOUR RING SIZE AT HOME

Finding out what your own ring size is at home is simple. Take a string, small strip of paper or even floss and wrap it around the finger you wish a ring for (make sure it’s not too tight). Mark where whatever you used overlaps and line it straight alongside a ruler in millimeters. Then use the chart below to see what size it is, that is your ring size! 

It’s a good rule of thumb to size up either a half or whole ring size for a wide or cigar ring band style.

(If your ruler does not have mm, you can take the number you read in inches and multiple it by 25.4 to find out what it is in millimeters, ex: 1 inch is 25.4mm, or you are using centimeters, then simply multiple the number you read in centimeters by 10, ex: 1cm is 10mm). 

INTERNATIONAL RING 
SIZE CONVERSION CHART

The information presented here has been compiled from many sources in various countries to help you determine your local ring size compared to those from other countries. The standards included in this resource are from the US & Canada, United Kingdom & Australia, Europe and Japan. 

You can also calculate size from using the next formulas:

US = 1,2 х EU(mm) – 13,8

EU(mm) = (13.8 + US) / 1.2