Easy way to know your ring size.
Measurement Method 1: Measuring an Existing Ring
If you have a ring that fits on the same finger where you intend to wear your new ring, you can use the following table to measure your size.
1. Place the ring flat on a ruler and measure the inside diameter of the ring. Ensure you measure the inside edge. Record the measurement in millimetres (mm).
2. Match the measurement to the table below to find your size.
|
Ring size UK |
Ring size USA |
Circumference |
Inner diameter |
|
H |
4 |
46.8mm |
14.9mm |
|
I |
4.5 |
48.0mm |
15.3mm |
|
J |
5 |
50.1mm |
15.9mm |
|
K |
5.5 |
51.2mm |
16.3mm |
|
L |
6 |
52.3mm |
16.6mm |
|
M |
6.5 |
53.4mm |
17.0mm |
|
N |
7 |
54.5mm |
17.3mm |
|
O |
7.5 |
55.6mm |
17.7mm |
|
P |
8 |
57.0mm |
18.0mm |
|
Q |
8.5 |
58.3mm |
18.5mm |
|
R |
9 |
60.0mm |
19.0mm |
|
S |
9.5 |
61.0mm |
19.4mm |
Measurement Method 2: Paper Strip Measurement
- Cut a strip of paper about 1cm wide and wrap it around the finger where you will wear the ring.
- As shown in the picture, pull it tight and mark the point where the ends meet with a pen.
- Measure the length accurately to the nearest millimetre; this is the circumference of the ring. Compare the result to the chart above to determine your ring size.
However, please note that the two proposed methods may not always be 100% accurate. If you're uncertain, you can schedule an appointment for a professional ring measurement.
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By Goldie Aberdeen