Ring Size Guide

Ring Size Guide

Ring size is determined by the inner circumference of a ring, measured in millimeters. European ring sizes are based directly on this value, which is why they are very precise and easy to determine.

Here's how to measure your ring size at home

You can easily determine your ring size yourself. There are two reliable methods for doing so.

Method 1, measuring an existing ring

  • Choose a ring that fits well on the desired finger.
  • Measure the inner diameter of the ring in millimeters.
  • Multiply this value by 3.14 to calculate the inner circumference.

Example: An inner diameter of 18 mm results in a circumference of approximately 56.5 mm. This corresponds to EU ring size 56.

Method 2, measure your finger

  • Wrap a narrow strip of paper or a thin string tightly around your finger.
  • Mark the point where the end overlaps.
  • Then measure the length in millimeters.
  • The measured value corresponds directly to your EU ring size.

Example: A measured length of 58 mm corresponds to EU ring size 58.

Useful information:

    • Measure your ring size at room temperature. Fingers swell slightly in warmth and become slightly narrower in cold weather.
    • It's best to measure your ring size in the evening. At this time, your fingers are usually a bit stronger, which gives a more realistic result.
    • If you are between two sizes, choose the larger size for a more comfortable fit.

Measure ring size at home

You can either measure the inner diameter of a ring that fits you well, or determine the circumference of your finger using a narrow strip of paper or a thin string.

Our recommendation

When it comes to rings, it's not just the design that matters, but also the comfort. If you're unsure, it's best to choose a slightly larger size or feel free to contact us for a quick consultation. Our standard sizes are chosen to fit most customers comfortably while maintaining a strong and balanced look.