Measuring Ring Size at Home
Follow these steps:
1 
Place your ring on a ruler and center it so its inner edges touch both sides of the ruler evenly.
2 
Align the inner edge of the ring precisely with the "0" mark on the ruler.
3 
The distance from "0" to the opposite edge (in mm) is your ring's diameter.
Example: If it reaches the 19th small line past "0," your diameter is 19Â mm, just like the picture.
| Diameter (mm)Diam. | Size |
|---|---|
| 16.5 | 6 US |
| 16.92 | 6½ US |
| 17.35 | 7 US |
| 17.75 | 7½ US |
| 18.19 | 8 US |
| 18.53 | 8½ US |
| 18.89 | 9 US |
| 19.41 | 9½ US |
| 19.84 | 10 US |
| 20.20 | 10½ US |
| 20.68 | 11 US |
| 21.08 | 11½ US |
| 21.49 | 12 US |
| 21.89 | 12½ US |
| 22.33 | 13 US |
All measurements in millimeters (mm). And so on…
Pro Tips for Accuracy
- ✓Measure the inner diameter (not the outer edge).
- ✓Round to the nearest 0.5 mm (16.3 mm → 16.5 mm).
- ✓Check for wear: if the measuring ring is stretched or warped, measure a different ring.
- ✓Our wooden rings come in various widths (6mm–10mm). For the most comfortable fit, we recommend:
- Sizing up by 0.5 for widths 6mm–8mm (7 US → 7½ US)
- Sizing up by 1 for widths 9mm–10mm (7 US → 8 US)
- If between sizes, size up for comfort (especially for wider bands)
- ✓Still unsure? Message us on WhatsApp for help.