Ring Size Guide

Your ring size - step by step. For accurate measuring, print this page (at original size, 100%) or download the guide as a PDF.

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Method 1 - With a ring you already own

1. Take a ring that fits you well.
2. Place it over the circles below and compare the inner diameter.
3. The circle that fits exactly inside your ring - that is your size.
4. Between two circles? Choose the larger size.

Method 2 - Measuring with a piece of string

1. Take a thin piece of string or a narrow strip of paper.
2. Wrap it snugly once around the finger you want to wear the ring on.
3. Mark the point where the string meets its starting end.
4. Lay the string flat and measure the length in millimetres.
5. Compare the result with the table below.

Example: string measures 54 mm → ring size EU 54

Method 3 - Cut-out paper sizer

1. Cut out the strip along the outer line.
2. Cut open the small hole at the marked spot (CUT HERE).
3. Wrap the strip around your finger - numbers facing out.
4. Thread the tip through the hole and pull until it sits comfortably.
5. Make sure the strip also fits over your knuckle.
6. The number at the opening is your ring size.

International size chart

Tips from ANNARELLE

• Fingers are slightly slimmer in the morning and in cold weather - ideally measure in the evening.
• Wide bands fit more snugly: when in doubt, choose half a size larger.
• Not sure? Write to us - we will help you personally.

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