RING SIZE GUIDE 

 

The ideal size for your ring should be able to fit comfortably on your finger while also being snug enough that it does not accidentally fall off. Aside from accurately measuring your ring size at your local jeweler, this article will show how you can achieve your ring size at home by following these steps below:

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If you are unable to resize the diagram freely from this webpage, we advise that you download the PDF file --->

which is set to the size of ‘A4 paper’ and all the diagrams set at their correct size.  

 

A. DIAMETER METHOD -

Ring size is determined by the inner diameter of the ring. Thus, we have provided you with a ring size circles diagram below for

measuring your exact ring size. Please follow the instruction for accurate measurement:

 

1. Print out the diagram below or zoom in on this webpage for whichever device you are on, and make sure the measurement 

below the ring picture matches the real-world length by using a ruler as a reference. 

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• For instance, the line under ring “size 3” should be exactly 14 mm or 1.4 cm. 

• If you chose to zoom in on this webpage instead of the printing method, please make sure to not accidentally zoom out

        while doing the measurement.

 

2. Find a ring that you already have and fits comfortably on your finger.

3. Place the ring over the diagram to match the nearest circle size with the inside of your ring. 

4. If the ring size falls between the two sizes, we would advise you to choose the larger size. 

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B. CIRCUMFERENCE METHOD - 

This method determines the ring size by using the circumference of your finger. The finger size strip below will aid you in this measurement. Please follow the steps below to achieve the ring size: 

 

1. Print out the ring size strip diagram below

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• Make sure to match the length ratio of the diagram with the real-world measurement. In this case, the length

        between line A and line B must be 3.5 inches or 8.9 cm.

• Or you can download the PDF file below, which is set to the size of "A4 paper" and the strip at its correct size.  

 

2. Carefully cut the diagram out, as well as, the slit inside the strip at the left end.

3. Wrap the strip around the finger you wish to measure with the scale facing upwards as shown in the diagram Fig. 2.

4. Pull the narrow end through the slit until the strip fits snugly on your finger.

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• Make sure that the strip can MOVE THROUGH the widest part of the finger, such as the KNUCKLE. 

 

5. The number that lines up with the slit represents your finger ring size circumference as shown in Fig. 1.

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TIPS AND TRICKS FOR ACCURATE MEASUREMENT

• Avoid measuring cold fingers as this is when fingers are at their smallest size.

• Measure your finger in warm temperatures at the end of the day.

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TIPS AND TRICKS FOR BUYING RINGS AS A SURPRISE 

• Find out from a reliable source; friend, parent, etc. what the intended recipient’s ring/finger size is.

• Borrow your intended recipient’s best-fitted ring and find out the ring size by using the above-mentioned diameter method.

• Engagement and wedding rings are traditionally worn on the ring finger on the left hand. The ring finger is located between

         the little finger and the middle finger.

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NECKLACE LENGTH GUIDE

 

Necklaces and neck chains can be worn in different lengths and styles. Try to choose the length and style of the necklace or neck chain based on neck size, personality, and clothing.

After you found out your neck circumference size, see below for the style you want and add the number of the style (eg. 12 for The Collar) to your neck circumference size.

  

Please see the diagrams below to choose different styles of lengths that fit you the most:

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