Ring Sizing Chart
We often get asked, “How do I find my ring size?” So, we’re here to help you out! Finding your perfect fit is easy, even when shopping from home—because size does matter!
Two Simple Methods to Measure Your Ring Size:
Method 1: Measure Your Finger
- Grab a strip of paper or some string and wrap it around your finger, leaving enough room to slide a ring over your knuckle.
- Mark where the ends meet and measure that length with a ruler. This gives you the circumference in centimeters, which corresponds to European ring sizing. For example, if it’s 5.4 cm, you’ll want size 54. If you’re between sizes, go for the larger one!
A quick tip: Wider rings tend to fit tighter, so consider going up half a size. Slimmer rings can usually fit a bit smaller, so you might want to size down by about 0.5.
Method 2: Measure Your Ring
If you already have a ring that fits, measure it! Lay it flat and measure the inside diameter at the widest part with a ruler. Precision is key—just a couple of millimeters can make a difference.
Things to Keep in Mind
- Your dominant hand fingers are usually bigger, so consider that when measuring.
- Cold weather can shrink your fingers, while heat or swelling can make them larger.
Sizing Tips
- For Statement Rings: If you’re buying a chunky ring (over 6mm), it’s best to size up half a size for comfort.
- For Stacking Rings: Choose a snug fit for slim stackers, and measure the finger you plan to wear them on.
With these tips, you’ll find your perfect ring size in no time!
