We understand that there comes a time when you want to impress your partner by proposing, or you are both considering the purchase or design of your rings. That's why, in anticipation of this moment, we want to offer suggestions on how you can determine the right size when sizing a ring for both you and your partner.
Find the precise size using our Ring Sizing Guide.
The "Ring Sizing Guide" chart shows the size numbers from 1 to 36, allowing you to identify your size accurately. To measure, follow the steps below:
1. Take a ring that fits your ring finger, or your partner's, on the hand where you are going to wear the ring, a good fit is when you feel that it goes in and out without discomfort, but does not stay loose when you move your hand.
2.When you find a suitable ring, look for a white sheet.
3.Then take a pencil and draw the inner outline of the ring. You will have the inner silhouette of the ring drawn on the sheet, which is a shape similar to a circle.
4.Then take a ruler and measure the exact diameter in millimeters of this circular shape you drew on the paper.
5.You can also measure the circumference of your finger with an elastic sewing tape measure.
6.Look at the table to which size corresponds the inner diameter of the ring you measured. For example, if the diameter of the circle you drew is 15.3 mm, your size will be 4 1/2 (USA), which corresponds to the diameter closest to the one you measured. Try to be as accurate as possible.
If the diameter you measured was 15.3 mm, your size can be expressed in 2 ways:
- US size: corresponds to the number followed by "USA", in this case 4 1/2.
- European size: corresponds to the number followed by "EURO", in this case 48.
You should pay close attention to the size you tell your jewelry advisor when you go to buy your rings, always specify if the number you are giving corresponds to a US size or a European size.
