Ring size guide
This guide can help you choose the correct ring size based on your finger dimensions. It is important to measure your finger circumference correctly to ensure that the ring will fit perfectly.
| Ring inner diameter | Finger circumference | Ring size |
|---|---|---|
| 15.3 mm | ~ 48 mm | 48 |
| 15.9 mm | ~ 50 mm | 50 |
| 16.6 mm | ~ 52 mm | 52 |
| 17.2 mm | ~ 54 mm | 54 |
| 17.8 mm | ~ 56 mm | 56 |
| 18.5 mm | ~ 58 mm | 58 |
| 19.1 mm | ~ 60 mm | 60 |
* dimensions are approximate and correspond to the European ring sizing system.
Method 1: Measure a ring you already own
If you have a ring that fits you perfectly, you can easily find out what size you wear.
- Place the ring on a flat surface.
- Use a ruler with millimeter markings.
- Measure the inner diameter of the ring, from one inner edge to the other, passing through the center.
- Compare the obtained value with the diameters in the table above.
Example: If the inner diameter is approximately 17.2 mm, the appropriate size is EU 54. Important: Measure only the inner space of the ring, without including the thickness of the metal.
Method 2: Find the size using a strip of paper
Don't have a ring handy? No problem! You can measure your finger circumference.
- Prepare a thin strip of paper, approximately 5 mm wide, a pen and a ruler.
- Wrap the paper around the base of the finger on which you want to wear the ring.
- Make sure the paper is positioned comfortably, without being too tight or too loose.
- Use the pen to mark the spot where the ends of the paper overlap.
- Flatten the paper and measure the length up to the mark in millimeters.
- Compare the result with the circumference in the table.
Example: If you measured 54 mm, your European size is approximately EU 54. For the most accurate measurement, you can repeat the process two or three times.
Useful tips for choosing the right size
Consider the width of the ring.
Wider rings can feel tighter than thinner ones. If you choose a wide design, you may need a slightly larger size.
Measure at the right time.
Finger size can vary depending on the temperature and your daily activities. Heat can cause your fingers to swell slightly, while cold can make them appear thinner. For a more representative result, measure your finger at room temperature, preferably towards the end of the day.
Also check the finger joint.
The ring should be able to pass over the joint without too much difficulty, but remain comfortable and secure at the base of the finger.
Are you between two sizes?
If your measurement falls between two available sizes, it is generally recommended to choose the larger size, especially for wide rings.
Measure the finger on which you will wear the ring.
Fingers can have different circumferences, even the same finger on opposite hands.
How do you know you have chosen the correct size?
A properly fitting ring should:
- sit comfortably at the base of the finger;
- pass over the joint with slight resistance;
- not feel too tight or leave noticeable marks;
- not slip off too easily when you move your hand.