You can measure your ring size at home using a few different methods. Some are more accurate than others but for the best results, we would always recommend visiting a jeweller to be properly measured. We offer a free ring sizing instore, but if you are not able to visit us, we have listed a few ways to measure your ring size yourself, from the comfort of your own home.
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When is it best to measure your ring size?
The best time of day to measure your ring size is in the evening. Our fingers naturally change size throughout the day and it’s best to measure them when they are at their largest to ensure you get a comfortable ring fit. During the course of theday, it is normal for your fingers to swell and they will be at their largest by the evening. Avoid measuring your fingers when they are cold, as at this point they can be at least half a size too small. We recommend sizing your fingers a few times to make sure your ring size measurement is as accurate as possible.
How should my ring fit?
The correctring size should be snug enough not to fall off, but not too tight. A ring should slide over the knuckle with some slight resistance and you should be able to take it off without strugglingbut it also shouldn’t be so loose that it can fall off your finger.
The difference between ring sizes is fairly small, so you will probably fit a few sizes comfortably. If you are in between sizes, then the style of ring you are looking for will define whether you should go up or down a ring size. For example, if the ring has a broader band, we would advise that you go up a size because it will be more snug. For thin, delicaterings, go down a size because it will feel looser.
Find your ring size using a ring sizer
To help measure your finger, you can buy one of our handy ring sizersfor just 50p. Simply place the ring sizer over your finger, then pull the sizer until it fits snugly on your finger without being too tight. Make sure you can still slide the sizer over your knuckle, then use the black arrow to identify your own unique ring size against the measurements.
Find your ring size using a ring you already have
You can also find your ring size byusing a ring that you already own. Simply download and print thisring sizing guideat 100% size. Next, place your ring over the circles until you find one which matches up exactly with the inside of your ring. The letter inside the matching circle indicates the size of the ring.
If you’re looking to match someone else’s ring size without them knowing, thenusing one of their rings can be a good option. If you are worried about them noticing theirring is missing, you can always use their ring to draw a circle of the inside of the ring on some paper before quickly returning it. Then you can use this with the sizing guide by cutting out that circle you’ve drawn as neatly as possible. Ifyour are measuring a finger size for anengagement ring, choose a ring worn on the middle finger and then prepare to go a few sizes down.
Find your ring size with the string method
The string method involves wrapping something around your finger and then measuring where the ends met on a ruler.Take some string or a piece of paper no wider than 1.4 cm. Wrap it around your finger and mark with a pen where one end of the string or paper meets the other. Then line the string or paper against a ruler and read off the measurement. Using the chart below, you can match your finger measurement to a ring size.
| UK | US | EUROPE | INSIDE DIAMETER | |
| Extra Small | J | 4¾ | 49¾ | 15.49 |
| K | 5¼ | 50 | 15.9 | |
| Small | L | 5¾ | 51¾ | 16.31 |
| M | 6¼ | 52¾ | 16.71 | |
| Medium | N | 6¾ | 54 | 17.12 |
| O | 7 | 55 | 17.53 | |
| Large | P | 7½ | 56½ | 17.93 |
| Q | 8 | 57½ | 18.34 | |
| R | 8½ | 58½ | 18.75 | |
| S | 9 | 60 | 19.15 |
Find your ring size using an app
Alternatively, there are free apps available that you can download to help you find your ring size.Here are a few.
Find your ring size in a different country
Just like with clothes, different countries mayhave differentways of noting your ring size. In the UK we use an alphabet sizing system. If you know your ring size in a different country, you can cross reference it with a handy guide to check what that size is in a different country.
What if I can't find my ring size
Because ring sizes are so small in difference, at Maya Magal, we generally skip a size and offer ring sizes J, L, N, P, R. However, if your size differs to any of these, we may be able to resize some designs for you. All of oursolid gold ringscan be made to order in any size.We also offer handmadeadjustable ringsthat can shape to fit your ring size.
I know my ring size, what's next?
Once you know your ring size, the next step is to find your perfect ring! You can shop ourcollection ofringsand find your perfect, individual ring.Ourstacking rings and one of a kind ringscan help you express your signature style.Or try our collection ofmen's ringsandpromise ringsfor a meaningful gift. Like all our products, our rings are lovingly handcrafted with sustainability in mind.
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