Find Your Ring Size

Ring Size Guide

Find Your Ring Size

Getting the perfect fit is easy. Choose one of the two simple methods below — measure a ring that already fits, or measure your finger with a paper strip — then match your measurement to our international size chart.

Diamond rings on a jeweller's ring-sizer mandrel

Measure your ring size using an existing ring

1Place your rulerLay a millimetre ruler flat on a stable, level surface with the markings facing up.
2Add a ring that fitsChoose a ring already worn on the correct finger and rest it flat over the ruler.
3Measure the insideMeasure straight across the widest point of the inside of the ring, edge to edge.
4Record the diameterNote the inside diameter in millimetres and match it to the chart below to find your size.

Measure your ring size using a paper strip

1Cut a paper stripCut a narrow, straight strip of paper about 8–10 cm long.
2Wrap your fingerWrap it comfortably around the base of the intended finger — snug, not tight.
3Mark the overlapMark the exact point where the end of the strip overlaps.
4Measure the lengthLay the strip flat against a ruler and measure to the mark — that is your circumference.

Two easy ways to find your ring size

Method 1 — Measure a ring that fits

Read the inside diameter in millimetres and match the Inside ø (mm) column.

Method 2 — Measure your finger

Read the circumference in millimetres and match the Circumference (mm) column.

Ring Size Conversion

Compare sizing systems from around the world. Choose your current size, then convert it to any other system instantly.

Complete Ring Size Chart

Swipe horizontally to see all columns →

UK / AUS / NZUS / CanadaEuropeInside ø (mm)
Method 1
Circumference (mm)
Method 2
F34414.044.0
G3.254514.344.9
H3.754614.746.0
I44715.047.1
J4.54815.348.1
K54915.749.3
L5.55116.150.6
M65216.551.8
N6.55316.953.1
O75417.354.3
P7.55617.755.6
Q85718.156.9
R8.55818.558.1
S96019.059.7
T9.56119.460.9
U106219.862.2
V10.56420.263.5
W116520.664.7
Z126721.467.2

Prefer to measure on paper?

Download our printable ring size guide with a calibration ruler so you can check the print scale.

Download Ring Size Guide

For the most accurate fit

  • Measure more than once and take the average.
  • Measure later in the day, when fingers are at their largest.
  • Avoid measuring when your hands are very hot or cold.
  • The ring should pass over your knuckle comfortably.
  • Wider bands can feel tighter, so consider sizing up slightly.
  • Always measure the exact finger the ring will be worn on.

Need help finding your ring size?

Our team is happy to guide you. Book a virtual appointment or get in touch and we’ll help you confirm the perfect fit before your ring is made.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I measure my ring size at home?

You can measure a ring that already fits by checking its inside diameter in millimetres, or wrap a thin paper strip around your finger and measure the length where it overlaps. Match either measurement to our size chart.

Can I use a ring I already own to find my size?

Yes — that is the most reliable method. Choose a ring worn on the same finger, measure straight across the widest inside edge, and compare the diameter to the chart.

When is the best time of day to measure my finger?

Late in the day, when your fingers are at their largest. Avoid measuring first thing in the morning or when your hands are cold.

What should I do if I am between two sizes?

Choose the larger of the two. A ring that is slightly loose is far more comfortable than one that is too tight.

Does a wide ring fit differently from a narrow ring?

Yes. Wider bands cover more of the finger and can feel tighter, so you may prefer to size up slightly for a wide design.

Can I order using my local ring size?

Absolutely. Use the converter above to translate your local size into a UK size, or simply tell us your size and system when you order and we will confirm it.

Why does my finger size change?

Fingers naturally change with temperature, time of day, exercise and the weather. Measuring a few times gives the most dependable result.

Which finger should I measure?

Measure the exact finger the ring will be worn on — sizes differ between hands and even between neighbouring fingers.

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