There are three methods you can use to determine your ring size and compare it with our size chart below. Here are some general recommendations before getting started:
- Wider rings may feel smaller on the finger, so we recommend sizing up.
- If you're between sizes, we suggest sizing up.
- Your dominant hand is often slightly larger. Be sure to measure the exact finger on which you plan to wear the ring.
- Measure your finger when your body temperature is normal, as fingers can swell when warm and shrink when cold.
1. MEASURE THE SIZE OF A RING YOU OWN
| Circ (mm) | Dia (mm) | EU | US | UK | JP | DE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48 | 15.3 | 48 | 4 1/2 | 1 1/2 | 8 | 15 1/2 |
2. MEASURE THE SIZE OF A RING WITH A RULER
Take an existing ring you own that fits the intended finger and measure its inner diameter in millimeter by using a ruler. Make sure to measure straight across the inside of the ring from edge to edge.
3. MEASURE YOUR FINGER
Choose the intended finger you wish to wear the ring on. Use a string, ribbon, or small piece of paper to wrap around your finger and mark the spot where the ends meet. Ensure that the thread is not wrapped to tightly around the finger for an accurate measurement; the fit should be comfortably snug. Then, use a ruler to measure the distance in millimeters, obtaining the circumference of your finger.
