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Ring size measurement guide

How to easily measure your ring size at home

Determining your ring size is a simple and straightforward procedure to help you shop for a new ring. If you don’t have a professional ring sizer, don’t worry, we offer you a few easy methods that you can use at home with just a few common items.

By following these simple steps, you can shop for rings with confidence, knowing that you are choosing the right size. Whether it’s for a special occasion or just to treat yourself, finding the perfect ring size has never been easier!

(just looking for a ring size table? Find it below here)

Before you begin: grab a ruler for the best measurement. Don’t have a ruler? Download a ruler app, for example Super Tools (iOS), Ruler – Smart Tools (Android).

Method 1: you have an existing ring that fits you well
Method 2: you have a ruler and a piece of paper
Method 3: visit your local jeweler

Method 1: Measuring with a ring that fits
If you already own a ring that fits the finger you’re buying for, you’re in luck! Here’s how to find out your ring size:

  1. Place the ring on a ruler.
  2. Measure the inside(!) diameter of the ring in millimeters or inches.
    If you measure in millimeters: the inside diameter is your ring size. For example, if the diameter is 18mm, your ring size is 18.
    If you measure in inches: Find the closest size in inches in the ring size table

Method 2: Measuring with a piece of paper or piece of string
Don’t have a ring to measure? No problem! Here’s how you can use a piece of paper:

  1. Cut out a paper strip about 10cm (4 inches) long and about 1cm (1/2 inch) wide
  2. Fold the strip around the knuckle of your finger (this is the widest part of your finger)
  3. Draw a line on the strip at the part where the two ends meet
  4. Measure the length of the piece of paper
  5. Use the table below and find the length of the marked piece of paper in the “circumference” column

or using a non-elastic(!) piece of string:

  1. Wrap the piece of string around the knuckle of your finger (this is the widest part of your finger)
  2. Cut or hold the string at this point
  3. Measure the length of this string segment with a ruler in millimeters or inches
  4. Use the table below and find the length of the marked piece of paper in the “circumference” column

Method 3: visit your local jeweler
If none of the above methods are available to you, visit your local jeweler for the most precise measurement.

Ring size table

IMPORTANT: If you fall exactly between two sizes, always choose the slightly larger size. It is always better for the ring to be slightly too big (but not slip off) than not fit at all.
If your size for your desired product is not listed or if you have other questions, please contact us, we are happy to help you!


Circumference (mm) US size UK size INNER diameter (mm)
40 1.5 D 12.75
41.5 2 E 13.25
43 2.5 F 13.75
44 3 G 14
46 3.5 H 14.5
47 4 I 15
48 4.5 J 15.25
49 5 K 15.5
50 5.5 L 16
52 6 M 16.5
53 6.5 N 17
54 7 O 17.25
55 17.5
56 7.5 P 18
57 8 Q 18.25
58 8.5 R 18.5
60 9 S 19
61 9.5 T 19.5
62 10 U 19.75
63 10.25 20
64 10.5 V 20.5
65 11 W 20.75
66 11.5 X 21
68 12 Y 21.5
69 12.5 Z 22
70 13 22.25
71 22.5
Circumference (inches) US size UK size INNER diameter (inches)
1.575 1.5 D 0.502
1.634 2 E 0.521
1.693 2.5 F 0.541
1.732 3 G 0.551
1.811 3.5 H 0.571
1.850 4 I 0.591
1.890 4.5 J 0.600
1.929 5 K 0.610
1.969 5.5 L 0.630
2.047 6 M 0.650
2.087 6.5 N 0.669
2.126 7 O 0.679
2.165 0.689
2.205 7.5 P 0.709
2.244 8 Q 0.719
2.283 8.5 R 0.728
2.362 9 S 0.748
2.402 9.5 T 0.768
2.441 10 U 0.778
2.480 10.25 0.787
2.520 10.5 V 0.807
2.559 11 W 0.817
2.598 11.5 X 0.827
2.677 12 Y 0.846
2.717 12.5 Z 0.866
2.756 13 0.876
2.795 0.886