Find out your size
It can be difficult to find the perfect size for rings since they are such a personal accessory. We have tried to formulate some guiding rules that you may consider and present two methods so that you can find your jewelry size right from home.
What do you need:
To find your size with this method you only need a ruler, scissors and some thread or string.
Cut a piece of thread and wrap it around the finger whose size you want to know. Take care to choose the exact spot where the ring will go and do not overtighten.
Cut the string where it wraps around your finger, take the circumference measurement on the ruler, and compare it to the table at the bottom of the page.
Print the table
For this other method you need two things: a printer and a ring that fits comfortably.
Download and print the table you find at this link, and follow the instructions written on it.
Or you can find your size by using a precision caliper and measuring the diameter of your finger.
A question of millimeters
Ring sizes are a matter of millimeters. So, if you don't want to take any risks, we recommend that you go to a jeweler and have your finger measured so that he can find the exact circumference.
Size chart
IT measurement | Diameter mm | Circumference mm |
6 | 14.5mm | 45.55mm |
7 | 14.8mm | 46.5mm |
8 | 15.1mm | 47.44mm |
9 | 15.4mm | 48.38mm |
10 | 15.7mm | 49.32mm |
11 | 16mm | 50.26mm |
12 | 16.4mm | 51.52mm |
13 | 16.7mm | 52.46mm |
14 | 17 mm | 53.4mm |
15 | 17.3mm | 54.35 mm |
16 | 17.7mm | 55.6 mm |
17 | 18mm | 56.55 mm |
18 | 18.3mm | 57.5mm |
19 | 18.5mm | 58.11mm |
20 | 18.9mm | 59.37 mm |
21 | 19.3mm | 60.63 mm |
22 | 19.5mm | 61.26 mm |
23 | 19.8mm | 62.2mm |
24 | 20.2mm | 63.46 mm |
25 | 20.5mm | 64.4 mm |
26 | 20.8mm | 65.34 mm |
27 | 21.1 mm | 66.28 mm |
28 | 21.5mm | 67.54 mm |
29 | 21.8mm | 68.48 mm |
30 | 22.1mm | 69.43 mm |
31 | 22.4mm | 70.37mm |