consult the guide
Find the measure
Download the printable sizer and follow the instructions to find the size of your jewel: ring, bracelet or necklace.
Measure the diameter or find the circumference
ATTENTION: Remember in any case to compare the various methods with the printable meter.
USE YOUR OWN RING
FIND THE DIAMETER
1 - Make sure it fits snugly into the finger you will be wearing your new ring on.
2 - Put the ring on a ruler and measure it at the widest points of the inner edge. If the ring you own is not completely circular, measure the shortest distance of the inside.
Once you have found the size, compare it with the size chart at the top of the page.
USE A TWINE
FIND THE CIRCUMFERENCE
1 - Cut a piece of string, wrap it around the base of the finger where you will wear your new ring.
2 - Remember not to tighten the string too tightly around your finger. Hold the string still and mark the point where the two ends meet with a marker.
3 - Spread the twine on a ruler, measure the length in millimeters. This will be the measurement of the circumference of your finger.
This method is more imprecise than the first, so we recommend that you use printable meter and compare the various methods with the meter test together.
USEFUL INFORMATION
1 - You must be able to slip on and remove the ring easily, so if you have a large finger knuckle, measure both the base of the finger and the knuckle of the same, then choose the size between the two sizes.
2 - If you are unsure between two sizes, choose the larger one. Since finger sizes can vary during the day and depending on the season, the ideal time to measure your ring is during the hottest hours or at the end of the day. Keep in mind that in hot weather the fingers tend to swell, while in winter the rings may slip.
3 - The fingers of the hand you use most are generally larger.