Size Guide - Rings
Ring Size Guide
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US Size |
SML Scale |
Diameter |
Circum. |
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/Midi Sizes/ |
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US 3 |
Small Midi |
14.1mm |
44.2mm |
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US 4 |
Medium Midi |
14.9mm |
46.8mm |
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/Normal Sizes/ |
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US 6 |
Small |
16.5mm |
51.9mm |
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US 7 |
Medium |
17.3mm |
54.4mm |
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US 8 |
Large |
18.0mm |
57.0mm |
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US 9 |
XLarge |
19.0mm |
59.5mm |
The above sizes are intended for ladies' fingers mostly. For men, a US size 9 is considered Medium.
Keep an eye for our notes on a few rings with a wild personality! For example a 'long ring', that covers much of the finger, might need a size up for a more comfortable fit.
How to measure your ring size
You can buy a reliable ring sizer from our shop. You can also get your ring size professionally measured at any jeweller's, they will usually offer this service for free. If you are in a hurry and want to measure on your own, follow the instructions below.
Take a ring that feels comfortable at the finger you plan on wearing your new ring. Measure the inside diameter of the ring with a ruler or tape (that's the distance from one side to the other at the widest point). You should come up with a number close to the ones shown above. If you need any further help we are always here to help! :)
Measuring the circumference of your finger with a soft tape is not accurate and can result in funky measurements.
