Ring Size Guide

Ring Size Conversion Chart

Diameter (mm) Circumference (mm) UK & Australia USA & Canada Europe
14.044.1F344
14.646.0H3.7546
15.348.0H1/2 – I1/24.548
15.649.0J4.7549
16.050.3J-K550
16.251.0K-L5.551
16.552.0L – L1/2652
16.953.2M6.553
17.254.0N754
17.555.0O7.2555
17.856.0O – P7.556
18.157.0P857
18.558.0P1/2 – Q1/28.558
18.859.0R8.7559
19.060.0R1/2 – S960
19.862.0T1/21062
20.464.0V10.564

Ring Sizing Tips

📏 How to Measure Your Ring Size

  • Measure the largest finger the ring will be worn on.
  • Round to the nearest whole millimetre.
  • The ring should be snug but not tight—secure enough not to fall off but loose enough to slide over the knuckle comfortably.
  • Use a piece of string to wrap around your finger to measure the circumference.

⏰ Measure at Different Times

Finger size fluctuates throughout the day due to temperature and hydration. To get the best fit, measure your finger several times in a day and average the results.

✅ When in Doubt, Size Up

If you’re between sizes, choose the slightly larger size. A tight ring can be difficult to remove or uncomfortable to wear.

💍 Special Ring Styles

  • Stackable Rings: Go up one size from your usual for a more comfortable fit.
  • Wide Shank Rings: These tend to feel tighter, so we recommend choosing one size larger.

Finding Someone Else’s Ring Size

🎁 Planning a Surprise?

If you’re buying a ring as a gift, here are some discreet methods to find the right size:

  • Check Their Jewelry: Borrow a ring they wear and measure the inner diameter with a ruler. Compare it to a ring size chart.
  • String Method: While they’re sleeping, wrap a small piece of string around their finger, mark where the ends meet, and take it to a jeweller for measurement.
  • Ask Friends or Family: They might know the size or can help compare with their own rings.
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