Ring Size Chart
How to find the right ring size
The correct ring size is important to ensure a perfect fit whether you are shopping for yourself or a present for someone else. You can either use a good-fitting ring or by measuring the finger in question.
Measuring an existing ring
 Place a fitting ring on a professional ring size mandrel.
(Click on image of mandrel to view details).
You can also slide ring onto a tapered candle or carrot, mark where it comes to rest easily, and measure the circumference at that point.
Measuring the finger
You can use a finger size strip to wrap around your finger to get the correct measurement. if you don't have one, then measure as follows:
- Using a piece of string or strip of paper (no wider than 1/4 inch), wrap it around your finger.
- Mark the point where the two ends meet - this gives you the circumference of your finger. Measure this against a ruler in either inches or mm. You now have the circumference of your finger.
- Divide the circumference by 3.14 to get the diameter of your finger.
- Use the diameter measurement to get your ring size using the International Ring Size Conversion chart below.
See more Useful Tips on measuring your finger size.
International Ring Size Conversion Chart
(This chart provides some of the more popular internationally recognized sizes.)
Tips for Measuring Ring Size
- Temperature, humidity, and exercise can affect your finger size.
Best to measure finger at room temperature, at the end of the day (when finger is largest).
Do not measure after a hot shower, time outdoors in winter, or immediately after excercising.
- Advisable that women do not measure during their menstrul cycle. Due to water retention, finger may be larger and could result in a loose fit.
- Measure around widest part of finger. For e.g. if finger joints are prominent.
- For a more accurate measurement, visit a jeweler to get your finger sized.
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