what are the ring sizes?
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Common ring sizes for women are 6 (16.5 mm), 6.5 (16.9 mm), and 7 (17.3 mm). For men, the most common sizes are 10 (19.8 mm), 10.5 (20.2 mm), and 11 (20.6 mm). The ring size chart above should tell you how many millimeters the matching circle is as well as what ring size that measurement correlates to.
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Place the measuring tape over your finger and pull it around into a circle. Adjust the size of the circle, move it across your knuckles, and make sure it fits comfortably. Take note of the measurements in millimeters and use the comparison chart or measurement guide PDF to find your ring size.
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Measure Your Finger Wrap the paper around the base of the intended finger, and then mark where the paper overlaps. The length of the paper you measured in millimeters is the circumference of your finger. After finding this measurement, use our conversion chart to find the corresponding ring size.
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MIDI RING SIZING A general rule of thumb is that a midi ring will be 3-4 sizes smaller than your normal size. For example, if you are a size 7 on your middle finger, you should take a size 4 in midi ring.
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['Use the string and tie it slightly loose around the finger that you wish to wear the ring on. ... ', "Finger Size 5 = Finger's measurement 5cm.", "Finger Size 6 = Finger's measurement 5.5 cm.", "Finger Size 7 = Finger's measurement 6 cm.", "Finger Size 8 = Finger's measurement 6.5 cm.", "Finger Size 9 = Finger's measurement 7 cm."]
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Print at 100% Use a piece of string or dental floss and wrap it around the base of your finger. Use a pen to mark the point on the string where the end meets – measure the string. Choose the closest millimetre measurement to our downloadable chart to find your ring size.
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The ring sizing will include half sizes which are denoted as size A½. For women the most common ring size in Australia is an N or O. For men it is a T or U. These are the equivalent of a US 7 for women and a US 10 for men.
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Fold the thin strip of paper around the finger at the base and close enough to your knuckle. Mark the area where the two ends of the paper strip meet. Use the ruler to measure the length in millimeters to give you the circumference. Convert the measurement to the appropriate ring size, using the ring size chart above.
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Sizes start at about a 3 (teensy) and go up to about a 15 (giant). The difference from one whole ring size to the next a matter of 2-3mm in the circumference of the inner part of the band, where it touches your finger.
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['Cut a piece of string or paper and wrap it around the finger you wish to purchase a ring for.', 'Mark the length of string or paper to a comfortable fit.', 'Measure in MM (Millimeters) the length of paper or string.']
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['Warp a piece of string or paper strip around the base of your finger.', 'Mark the string or paper where it overlaps top form a complete circle.', 'Measure the length of the section of string or paper where it overlaps around the finger.', 'Compare your measurement with this chart to determine your ring size.']
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An 6mm ring is as about the width of three nickles stacked together. A standard U.S uses nickle measures 1/16 of an inch, which is almost 2mm wide. Three nickles, or 6mm, would measure 6/16 inch.
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['Cut out the sizing guide to the right.', 'Wrap the sizer around the knuckle (or widest part) of the finger to be sized. ... ', 'Once wrapped, the number closest to the arrow point is the ring size.']
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['Unloop ring sizer, remove from card and reloop it.', 'Place the loop around your favourite finger and tighten. ... ', 'Read off the letter indicated by the arrow (the photo below shows a measurement at Size X).']
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To find your size, first, wrap the measuring tape (or string) around the base of the finger on which you plan to wear your ring. You want the string or tape to be snug, but not tight.
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['Measure your ring size at the end of the day when your finger is at its largest.', 'Measure 3 to 4 times for more accuracy.', 'If the ring falls between two sizes, order the larger size up.']
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['Cut a thin strip of paper.', 'Wrap the paper around your finger. Make sure the paper is below the joint of your finger and close to your knuckle.', 'Mark the spot where the paper meets and measure the distance with your ruler.', 'Use the following chart to determine your ring size.']