Ring Size Guide

Method 1: Using a String or Strip of Paper

1.Wrap a string or strip of paper around the thickest part of the finger where you'll wear the ring. The string should be snug but not too tight. To ensure the ring is comfortable to wear and easy to remove, it's also recommended to measure the knuckle.
    2.Mark where the string meets and then remove and straighten it.
    3.Measure the length from the starting point to the mark using a ruler (in millimeters). This length is the circumference of your finger.
    4.Refer to the table below to find the size closest to your finger's circumference and choose the corresponding ring size. Finger circumference can change with temperature, so for more accurate results, it's recommended to measure multiple times for comparison.


      Method 2: Using an Existing Ring for Measurement

      1.Find a well-fitting existing ring.
      2.Measure the inner diameter of the ring (in millimeters).
      3.Compare the measurement to the table below to find the closest size (in millimeters).

          For converting ring sizes to international standards, please refer to the ring size chart below.

          Inside Diameter (mm) Inside Circumference (mm) US, Canada UK, Australia, South Africa France Germany Japan, South America Italy, Spain
          15.8 51 5 J-½ 50 14.75 9 9
          16.6 53 6 L-½ 52 16.5 12 11.5
          17.4 55 7 N-½ 54 17.25 14 14
          18.3 58 8 P-½ 57 18 16 16.5
          19.1 60 9 R-½ 59 19 18 19
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