Ring Size Guide

Using a ruler and a ring at home that fits the finger you plan to wear the ring on, measure the internal diameter of the ring (the hole inside the ring, excluding the metal).
Write down this measurement in millimetres and use the conversion chart above to find your correct ring size.

Cut a piece of string/floss that is a few inches long.
Fold the string along the base of the finger you plan to wear your ring on, and mark where the string ends with a pen.
Place the measured string on a ruler and find the closest number to the pen mark. This measurement is the circumference of the ring in millimetres.
Use the chart above to translate the measurements into a ring size.

Cut a thin piece of paper a few inches long.
Fold the piece of paper around the base of the finger you plan to wear the ring on, and mark the area where the two ends of the paper strip meet.
Place the piece of paper on a ruler to measure the length in millimetres to give you the circumference.
Use the chart above to translate the measurements into a ring size.

Take finger measurements a few times over a period of a day in order to determine an accurate size.
Finger size frequently changes as a result of the temperature. Measure your finger in warm temperatures at the end of the day, as the finger will be at its largest at this time.
The ring should slide smoothly onto your finger and fit snuggly, however it should not come off easily.
Wide rings (6mm+) require a larger size for most people. Add an allowance of 0.25-0.5 for wider-style rings.
When your finger sits in between two sizes, it is advisable to go for the larger size.