Ring size guide

Ring size Circumference (in) Circumference (mm) Diameter (in) Diameter (mm)
1 1.64 2 2 2
2 1.64 2 2 2
3 1.64 2 2 2
4 1.64 2 2 2
5 1.64 2 2 2
6 1.64 2 2 2
7 1.64 2 2 2
8 1.64 2 2 2
9 1.64 2 2 2
10 1.64 2 2 2

Ring Size Chart- Francis Alukkas


While it is difficult to determine your partner's ring size, you can look at a chart. When it comes to ring size chart for women, it's likely that you'll need to start around a size 4 for women. Their finger size is likely to match their height if their height is average. Women have average finger sizes of 6 and men have average finger sizes of 8 or 812. The weight of your partner will be automatically distributed across the whole body if your partner is above average height or build. Therefore, you might start at aring size chart for men will be 10.


Ring Size Guide: The Basics


For determining the appropriate ring size, you can also refer to another chart. A millimeter-sized circle is drawn inside the ring. A double ring size measurement is usually used to double the result of the usual paper method.



Other Ways of How to Measure your Ring Size?


  1. Using a ring size chart, you are able to determine your ring size no matter what the ring is, whether it's a classic ring, a wedding band, or just a stylish individual ring. Use tailoring paper of 1 cm, 5mm comprehensive or simpler. Locate and mark where the ends meet by loosely wrapping the finger where the ring goes. You can measure the strip using a millimeter ruler.


  1. If you want to measure the area that will be occupied by the ring, then you can either use a piece of tape or a length of string. Make a mark on the string when the circle is complete. An additional size can be added for extra width.

    • Using paper or thread, cut a thin strip
    • Your finger should be wrapped around the paper/thread.
    • Where the paper meets the thread, mark it
    • Your ruler can be used to measure the thread's length.
    • You can determine your ring size by using the ring size chart.