SIZE GUIDE - RINGS

This guide helps you find your ring size, with instructions for different measuring methods and international size systems.

Option 1. Measure with a soft tape or a piece of string.

An easy way to determine your ring size is by measuring the circumference of your finger. Just follow these steps:

• Use a flexible measuring tape or a thin piece of string.

• Wrap it around the finger you want to wear your ring on.

• Mark the point where the ends meet.

• Measure the marked length with a ruler.

• Check your measurement against the chart above to find the right diameter and size. Not sure between two sizes? Choose the larger one. This ensures your ring won’t fit too tightly.

Tip: Measure your finger at the end of the day and at room temperature. Fingers tend to be slimmer in the morning or when it’s cold.

Option 2. Measure an existing ring with a ruler.

If you already own a ring that fits perfectly, this is one of the easiest methods:

• Place the ring flat on a hard surface.
  
  
• Measure the inside diameter with a ruler, from edge to edge.
  
  
• Use the chart above to convert the diameter into the correct size.

Option 3. International ring sizes.

Our sizes follow the European system: the circumference of your finger in millimetres. This is the same system used in the Netherlands, Germany, France, Denmark, Sweden and Poland, so if you know your size there, it matches the size on this page directly.

If you are buying a ring abroad or as a gift for someone in another country, these systems are useful to know:

United Kingdom: sizes are indicated with letters (A–Z). Size 54 corresponds to N.
United States and Canada: sizes range from 1 to 16. Size 54 corresponds to 7.
Switzerland: the Swiss size is the circumference minus 40. Size 54 therefore corresponds to 14.

What is the average ring size for women?

The average woman’s ring size falls between 52 and 54. This may vary depending on hand shape and personal preference, because the perfect size is always the one that feels made for you.