How To Find Your Ring Size

Getting the size right makes all the difference. Here are the easiest ways to find it.

Method One: Use an Online Ring Sizer

This online ring sizer can give you a quick estimate from home.

Method Two: Use a Ring You Already Own

If you’re trying to find your partner’s size without spoiling the surprise, this is the easiest method.

Find a ring they already wear on their ring finger
Bring it into the store, and we’ll measure it precisely
Or at home, press the ring onto a piece of paper, trace the inside circle, and measure the diameter across the center in millimeters — then use the chart to the right to find the corresponding size

Method Three: The String or Paper Method

A simple DIY method you can do at home in minutes.

Cut a thin strip of paper or piece of string
Wrap it snugly around the base of your ring finger — not too tight, not too loose
Mark where the paper or string overlaps
Measure the length in millimeters
Use the chart above to find your size

Tips for accuracy:

Measure at the end of the day when fingers are slightly larger
Avoid measuring when your hands are cold — fingers shrink in the cold
If you’re between two sizes always go up, not down
Wider bands fit more snugly than thin bands — if you’re choosing a wide setting consider going a half size up

Method Four: Come Visit Us

The most accurate way to find your ring size is to come in and get measured in person. It takes less than a minute and eliminates any guesswork. Our team will measure both hands — ring size can vary slightly between your left and right — and recommend the best fit based on your finger shape. This is always our first recommendation.

Method Five: Make Your Best Guess

If all else fails, don’t panic. The average women’s ring size in the US is a 6 and the average men’s ring size is a 9. If your partner has smaller or larger hands than average, adjust up or down accordingly. And remember — most rings can be resized after the proposal, so getting it slightly wrong isn’t the end of the world.