"Your ring should fit your finger comfortably; snug enough so that it will not fall off, but loose enough to slide over your knuckle with some resistance."
Before you sit down to measure your ring size, there are a few how-to pointers you should keep in mind:
2. Wrap it around your finger, snug
3. Mark where the paper overlaps
4. Lay it flat and measure on millimeter side of a ruler - that measurement is your finger’s circumference.
5. Find your measurement in the ring size guide and that’s your ring size! The most common ring sizes for women are 6 (16.5 mm), 6.5 (16.9mm), and 7 (17.3 mm), while the most common men's sizes are 10 (19.8mm), 10.5 (20.2 mm), and 11 (20.6 mm).
Please note many of our Rings are adjustable between a range noted on the product page.
Picture of Ring Chart.
Before you sit down to measure your ring size, there are a few how-to pointers you should keep in mind:
- Consider your knuckle- If you know your knuckle is on the larger side, you should order half a size bigger than what your finger alone indicates, otherwise you won't be able slide a ring into the right place.
- Ensure accuracy with multiple tries- Janki Designers recommends measuring your finger three to four different times because the size actually fluctuates depending on temperature: It can be smaller the colder you are and more swollen if you're overheated.
2. Wrap it around your finger, snug
3. Mark where the paper overlaps
4. Lay it flat and measure on millimeter side of a ruler - that measurement is your finger’s circumference.
5. Find your measurement in the ring size guide and that’s your ring size! The most common ring sizes for women are 6 (16.5 mm), 6.5 (16.9mm), and 7 (17.3 mm), while the most common men's sizes are 10 (19.8mm), 10.5 (20.2 mm), and 11 (20.6 mm).
Please note many of our Rings are adjustable between a range noted on the product page.
Picture of Ring Chart.