How do I find the right ring size?

Having a ring that fits just right is essential for both comfort and style. A well-fitted ring not only looks great but also provides a secure and pleasant wearing experience. A ring that fits snugly but comfortably allows you to go about your day without constantly worrying about it. You can engage in your daily activities without the fear of the ring slipping off or causing any discomfort. A well-fitted ring stays in place, allowing you to focus on what's important without any distractions.

In addition to comfort, a properly sized ring enhances its overall appearance. A ring that fits perfectly sits comfortably on your finger, accentuating its beauty and design. If a ring is too small, it can appear bulky and distort the intended look, while a ring that's too large can look awkward and out of place.

Wearing a ring that fits correctly also contributes to its longevity. A ring that's too tight can cause discomfort and even lead to skin irritation, while a ring that's too loose is more prone to damage and wear. A well-fitted ring, on the other hand, is less likely to sustain any damage from constant friction or impact.

Now, let’s see the different methods to accurately measure your ring size at home:

Using a Ring You Already Own

Download and print a ring size guide at 100% scale.
Place your ring over the circles until you find one that matches the inside diameter.
The letter inside the matching circle indicates the ring size.
You can also trace the inside of the ring on paper and cut out the circle to match it to the size guide.

Using a String or Paper Strip

Cut a strip of paper or wrap a piece of string around the base of your finger where you want to wear the ring.
Mark where the ends meet with a pen.
Measure the length of the string or paper with a ruler and match it to a ring size chart given below.

Indian Ring Size Chart

Ring Size	Circumference (mm)	Diameter (mm)
1	41	13.1
2	41.7	13.3
3	42.9	13.7
4	44.1	13.9
5	44.8	14.3
6	46.1	14.7
7	47.4	15.1
8	48	15.3
9	48.7	15.5
10	50	15.9
11	51.2	16.3
12	51.9	16.5
13	53.1	16.9
14	54.4	17.3
15	55.1	17.5
16	56.3	17.9
17	57	18.1
18	58.3	18.5
19	58.9	18.7
20	60.2	19.1
21	60.8	19.3
22	62.1	19.7
23	62.7	19.9
24	64	20.4
25	64.6	20.6
26	65.9	21
27	67.2	21.4
28	67.8	21.6
29	69.1	22
30	69.7	22.2

Using a Ring Sizer

Place the ring sizer over your finger and pull it until it fits snugly but comfortably.
The black arrow will point to your ring size on the sizer.
Many jewelers offer free ring sizers you can order or pick up in-store.

Using a Ruler or Measuring Tape

Wrap a measuring tape or piece of string around the base of your finger.
Mark where the ends meet and measure the length in millimeters.
Match the measurement to a ring size chart given below. Image source: worldofprintables.com

Tips for Accurate Measurement

Measure your fingers at the end of the day when they are largest.
Measure your dominant hand, as fingers are often slightly larger.
Measure your finger multiple times and use the largest measurement.
If your knuckle is larger than the base of your finger, measure both and size up.
Consider the width and thickness of the ring when choosing a size.