Ring size

RING SIZE

Finding your exact ring size can be a tricky business. Here are some guidelines to help you find your size. Please note, that we use European sizes.

We recommend that you measure the size of your finger at the end of the day, and that you avoid taking any measurements on unusually hot or cold days. 

Your size can vary, depending on how narrow or wide the ring is, so you might have to go up one or more sizes from your regular size, if the ring is very wide. If you feel like you are between two sizes, we always recommend choosing the larger one. Please do not hesitate to contact us, if you need any help choosing the right size. 

METHOD 1: Use a ruler and measure the internal diameter of one of your rings and compare to the table below:

Ø15,50 mm	size 48
Ø15,80 mm	size 49
Ø16,20 mm	size 50
Ø16,30 mm	size 51
Ø16,70 mm	size 52
Ø17,10 mm	size 53
Ø17,30 mm	size 54
Ø17,70 mm	size 55
Ø18,00 mm	size 56
Ø18,30 mm	size 57
Ø18,60 mm	size 58
Ø18,90 mm	size 59
Ø19,30 mm	size 60
Ø19,60 mm	size 61
Ø19,90 mm	size 62
Ø20,10 mm	size 63
Ø20,50 mm	size 64
Ø20,80 mm	size 65
Ø21,10 mm	size 66
Ø21,30 mm	size 67
Ø21,70 mm	size 68
Ø22,10 mm	size 69
Ø22,30 mm	size 70

 

 

METHOD 2:

1. 1. Take a ribbon/thread and place it by the finger you want your ring for.
   2. Wrap the ribbon/thread around your finger. Make sure that it is comfortable and not too tight or too loose, and that the ring would be able to pass over your knuckle. 
   3. Mark the spot where the ribbon/thread meets.
   4. Measure the distance between the two marks with a ruler (in cm with mm visible). Now you have the circumference of your finger, which corresponds to European ring sizing. For instance, if the thread measures 54 mm. you should choose a size 54.