HOW TO MEASURE RING SIZE | RING SIZE CALCULATOR

Are you looking for a more efficient way to size your ring? Or perhaps you have to perform different kinds of ring sizing jobs per day. In any case, here’s a wide range of measuring tools and methods to make your job easier.

How to Measure a ring size?

Here, you will learn to size your ring with a string, ruler, and ring size chart to get the ideal piece of jewelry—a gift for yourself or an engagement ring. Look at our three best ring size measurement techniques below:

1. Ring size measurement using thread or floss.

You can measure the ring sizes with thread or floss. That’s your home’s most common thing. Take a measuring tool and wrap it over your finger base. Mark the first covering of the thread or floss with ink.This is the ruler line up, and its length varies in millimeters.

2. Previously purchased on a ring size chart.

This is a snapshot approach for ring size measurement—using a ring you purchased before that suits your needs. Please print out our ring size map and find your ring until you select the one that matches your ring internally.

3. Your own ring sizer

If you are under pressure to use one of the above methodologies, you can purchase your own ring measuring tool to ensure accuracy. These ring sizes are not expensive, and there are various options available online. So, once again, you do not need to leave your home to make this decision.

International ring sizes

Ring size measurementvaries from country to country. The sizes range from 0 to 20 in the United States and include quarter portions. The ring size can be 12 3⁄4 or 15 1⁄2, for example. You need to be as accurate as possible; however, people often get a more extensive scale, especially if the ring is long-wearing (as in engagement rings or wedding rings).

 

How much is the standard ring size?

• Women have 6-6.5, and 7 are the standard ring sizes.
• For men, 10-10.5 and 11 are the most common formats.
• The following ring diagram shows the number of millimeters of the matching circle and the measurement size.