Ring size

 

How to measure my finger?

You can use our table to quickly and easily determine your ring size yourself.

If you already have a ring that fits well, measure the inside diameter with a ruler and compare it to our chart.

Or simply print out our template.

Tips & Tricks

Your finger circumference corresponds to the inner circumference and is far more accurate as a measure for determining ring size than the measurement of the inner diameter. To determine the optimal ring size without an existing ring, please use a thread or string to measure the circumference of your finger at the point where you want to wear the ring. You can also wrap a strip of paper tightly around your finger at the point of wear, mark the area and finally measure the length of the strip up to the mark (in mm). This value corresponds to the inner circumference of the ring.

Measure exactly the finger you want to wear the ring on, as the finger circumference of the right and left hands can differ significantly.
Since ring sizes change over time, please check whether the “old” size is still correct.

Your ring size changes throughout the day. Fingers are often thicker in the evening than in the morning.

The ring size also changes over the course of life, e.g. during/after pregnancy, diet or illness. Therefore, if possible, do not rely on a size that was determined a long time ago.

The season also has an influence on the circumference of the fingers. Fingers are usually thicker in summer than in winter – the higher the temperature, the thicker the fingers.

For optimal wearing comfort, you should choose a larger size for wider rings than for narrow rings.