Find Your Perfect Ring Size

Choosing the right ring size is essential for comfort and confidence. Your finger size can vary depending on temperature, time of day, and even from finger to finger. Below, we explain how to measure your size accurately.

Important Tips When Measuring Your Ring Size

Measure at the Right Time

Your fingers can slightly expand throughout the day. Measure your finger at the end of the day when it is at its largest to ensure the ring won’t feel too tight.

Consider Temperature

Cold fingers are smaller, while warm fingers are slightly larger. Make sure your hands are at normal body temperature when measuring.

Measure the Correct Finger

Always measure the finger on which you plan to wear the ring. Each finger can have a different size.

Think About Ring Width

Wider rings tend to feel tighter than thinner bands. If you are choosing a wide ring, consider going one size up for extra comfort.

How to Measure Your Ring Size

You can use one of the following methods:

Paper Strip Method

Cut a strip of paper (about 1 cm wide). Wrap it around your finger and mark where the ends meet. Measure the length in millimeters — this number equals your EU ring size.

String or Measuring Tape

Wrap a thin string or measuring tape around your finger. Mark the overlap and measure the length in millimeters.

Measure an Existing Ring

Measure the inner circumference (or inner diameter) of a ring that fits you well.

EU Ring Size Chart

EU ring sizes are based on the inner circumference in millimeters.

Example:
If your finger measures 54 mm, your EU ring size is 54.

Tip: Consider Your Knuckles

Your knuckle is often the widest part of your finger. Measure the widest part to ensure the ring slides over comfortably. If your knuckle is significantly wider than the base of your finger, choose a size that passes over the knuckle easily, even if it feels slightly looser at the base.

If you’re unsure between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size.