WHAT IS MY RING SIZE?
SIZE GUIDE
* Inside Circumference
UK: F | US: 3 | EU+Russia: 14 | IS*: 44mm
UK: G | US: 3.5 | EU+Russia: 14.5 | IS: 45mm
UK: H | US: 4 | EU+Russia: 15 | IS: 46.5mm
UK: I | US: 4.5 | EU+Russia:15.5 | IS: from 47.8mm
UK: J | US: 5 | EU+Russia: 15.5 | IS: up to 49.0mm
UK: K | US: 5.5 | EU+Russia: 16 | IS: 50.3mm
UK: L | US: 6 | EU+Russia: 16.5 | IS: 51.5mm
UK: M | US: 6.5 | EU+Russia: 17 | IS: 52.8mm
UK: N | US: 7 | EU+Russia: 17.5 | IS: from 54mm
UK: O | US: 7.5 | EU+Russia: 17.5 | IS: up to 55.3mm
UK: P | US: 8 | EU+Russia: 18 | IS: 56.6mm
UK: Q | US: 8.5 | EU+Russia: 18.5 | IS: 57.8mm
UK: R | US: 9 | EU+Russia: 19 | IS: 59.1mm
1. Measure your fingers when comfortable and at normal temperature (or, to be on a safe side, measure your ring size when your fingers are at their largest, it is often at the end of the day.)
Depending how hot your hands are, your finger sizes may vary quite a bit:
Cold fingers will shrink in size, at least half a size smaller. Hot fingers will give a larger ring size.
2. The thicker the ring, the tighter the fit: if you choose a ring with a deep band width consider going one size up (a delicate piece would have a lighter, looser fit).
3. An easy way to measure your finger size is using a ring sizer: an easy-to-use belt style sizer. Slip the slim plastic strip around your finger and thread the end through the buckle to form a ring shape, then adjust it on your finger to fit.
Make sure that the strip ring slips snugly over your knuckle.
The gauge is should not get bent or squashed - a metal ring would not have such flexibility, so your measurement may come out wrong.
As an extra check, find an existing ring which fits perfectly on your finger, lay it over the sizer to see if it confirms your measurement.