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How to Measure Your Ring Size – The Ultimate Guide

How to Measure Your Ring Size – The Ultimate Guide                                    

Choosing a ring is deeply personal. Whether it’s for an engagement, an anniversary, or simply a gift to yourself, the perfect ring starts with the perfect fit. Knowing your exact ring size ensures comfort, security, and elegance — all at once. This quick guide will help you measure your ring size accurately at home, understand international sizing systems, and avoid common mistakes.

 

Understanding Ring Sizes & Measurement Systems

Ring sizes vary across countries. Most systems use numbers or letters based on the inner circumference or diameter of the ring.

 

Common Ring Size Systems:

       US & Canada: Numerical (e.g., 6, 7, 8)

       UK, Australia, India: Alphabetical (e.g., L, M, N)

       Europe: Circumference in millimetres (e.g., 52, 54)

       India: Often aligns with the UK lettering or unique numbered sizing.

 

 Ring Size Conversion Chart: US, UK, India & EU

 

US Size

UK Size

India Size

EU Size

Inner Diameter (mm)

Circumference (mm)

3

F

4

44

14.1

44.3

4

H

7

46.5

14.8

46.5

5

J

9

49

15.7

49.3

6

L

11

51.5

16.5

51.8

7

N

13

54

17.3

54.4

8

P

15

56.5

18.1

56.9

9

R

17

59

19.0

59.4

10

T

19

62

19.8

62.2

11

V

21

64.5

20.6

64.7

12

X

23

67

21.4

67.2

 

How to Measure Your Ring Size at Home

If you can’t visit a jeweller, here are two easy ways to measure at home:

 

Method 1: String or Paper Strip

  1. Cut a small strip of paper or use a string.
  2. Wrap it snugly around the base of your finger.
  3. Mark the point where the ends meet.
  4. Measure the length (in mm) with a ruler.
  5. Use a ring size chart to convert the measurement.

 

Method 2: Measure a Ring You Already Own

  1. Choose a ring that fits the intended finger.
  2. Measure the inside diameter in millimetres.
  3. Match it with a ring size chart.

 

Pro Tips for Accurate Ring Sizing

       Measure at the end of the day: Fingers swell slightly in the evening.

       Avoid measuring cold fingers: Cold shrinks your fingers.

       Consider knuckle size: If your knuckles are wider, opt for a slightly looser fit.

       Try multiple times: To ensure consistency.

       Use a non-stretchy string or paper for better accuracy.

 

What to Do If You Ordered the Wrong Size?

Mistakes happen — and that’s okay. At Sarika Fine Jewellery, we offer ring resizing support for most of our pieces. If your ring doesn’t fit:

       Don’t force it.

       Keep the ring in its original condition.

       Contact our client care team with your order details.

Some intricate designs (like eternity bands) may have size limitations — always check with us first.

 

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Measuring your ring size correctly is the first step toward owning a piece you’ll cherish forever. Whether you're investing in a bespoke creation or choosing from our existing designs, a perfect fit ensures both comfort and style.

AUTHOR

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Sarika Garg

Gemologist & Founder

Published On: May 29, 2025

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