How to Measure Ring Size

How To Measure the Ring Size

You can utilise a few different techniques to determine your ideal ring size. If you already have a ring that fits perfectly, you can take a physical measurement of it. If not, you can measure the size with your finger. Find out here how to determine your ring size.

Measuring a Ring

1. Choose a ring that fits the finger you plan to wear your new band on comfortably.

2. With a ruler or measuring tape, find the ring's inside diameter. To do this, first make sure the ruler you're using has millimetre (mm) measurements, then set your ring on top of the ruler and measure the inside of the circle, or the portion that comes into contact with your finger.

3. To convert your diameter measurement into the appropriate ring size, use our ring size chart.

Measure your Finger

1. Cut a piece of paper or string so that it is approximately 10 centimetres long.

2. The area of your finger where the ring shall be placed should be wrapped with paper or twine. Pull the string until it snugly fits around your finger; it shouldn't be too tight or too loose.

3. Mark the spot where the thread or paper overlaps itself with a pen.

4. Measure the distance in millimetres (mm) from the string's or paper's end to the place you have marked with a pen.

5. You'll learn your finger circumference after taking this measurement. Our ring sizing chart is below; use it to determine your size.

1. Verify the correctness of your measurements twice.

2. Over the day, over time, and in response to temperature, your finger size may vary slightly. For optimal results, measure your finger in the late afternoon when your hands are warm. To achieve a snug fit, go with the larger size (or half size) if you can't decide between two ring sizes.

3. Make sure you precisely measure the finger where you want to wear your ring (or a ring that you wear on the same finger). Both between your hands and between your fingers, your ring size will fluctuate.