Understanding the Ring Size Chart

How we measure our rings

The fit of a ring varies according to its design. More or less as happens with clothing and footwear.
The fit refers to a ring's adaptability and closeness to the finger, and, regardless of size, can be defined as follows:

Standard: close to the finger's actual size. The size matches the measured size.

Tight: tends to resist when coming off. It may be necessary to size up.

Loose: leaves space between the finger and the ring, may be too loose. It may be necessary to size down.

Ring Diameter (mm): Ring circumference (mm) / REDAM size: US size: IT size:
14.01 44 3 4
14.33 45 3 ¼ 5
14.65 46 3 ¾ 6
14.97 47 4 7
15.29 48 4 ½ 8
15.61 49 4 ¾ 9
15.92 50 5 ¼ 10
16.24 51 5 ¾ 11
16.56 52 6 12
16.88 53 6 ¼ 13
17.20 54 6 ¾ 14
17.52 55 7 ¼ 15
17.83 56 7 ½ 16
18.15 57 8 17
18.47 58 8 ¼ 18
18.79 59 8 ¾ 19
19.11 60 9 20
19.43 61 9 ½ 21
19.74 62 10 22
20.06 63 10 ¼ 23
20.38 64 10 ¾ 24
20.70 65 11 25
21.02 66 11 ½ 26
21.34 67 11 ¾ 27

Why Knowing Your Ring Size Matters

Understanding your ring size is essential because the correct fit ensures comfort and wearability. A ring that is too tight can be painful, while one that is too loose may fall off. This is especially important when buying rings as gifts, where the recipient's size may not be known. Therefore, utilizing a reliable ring size chart can help you determine the best fit without guessing.

How to Measure Your Ring Size

To find your ring size, you can use a ring size chart which often provides measurements in both inches and millimeters. You can measure your finger with a piece of string or use a ring that already fits you well. By comparing your measurement with the ring size chart, you can easily identify your size. However, remember that fluctuations in temperature or time can affect your finger size.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

When referring to a ring size chart, one common mistake is measuring your finger in the evening when it tends to be larger. It is advisable to measure at different times of the day and take an average. Also, not accounting for the width of the ring can lead to choosing the wrong size; wider rings often require a slightly larger size for comfort. Therefore, always keep these factors in mind to ensure the best fit.


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