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Printable ring sizer
Find your ring size at home in two minutes. Print the sheet, check the ruler, then use the strip or the circles.
Before you print
In the print settings choose Actual size or 100% and turn off “Fit to page”. A4 or Letter paper both work.
1. Check the print
Lay a ruler along the 10 cm line at the top of the printout. It must measure exactly 10 cm. If it does not, your printer scaled the page: print again at 100%, otherwise the sizes will be wrong.
2. Measure your finger with the strip
- Cut out the strip along the dashed outline, then cut along the short solid line marked “cut slit”.
- Wrap it around the base of your finger with the numbers facing out.
- Push the pointed end through the slit and pull until it is snug but still slides over the knuckle.
- The number lined up with the slit is your US size. Halfway between two lines means a half size: choose the larger.
3. Or measure a ring you own
- Choose a ring that fits the finger you are buying for.
- Lay it flat on the circles. The right size is the circle whose line sits just inside the ring’s inner edge.
- If it falls between two circles, choose the larger one.
Measure at the end of the day, when hands are warm. Wide bands fit tighter, so consider going up half a size. The full chart is in the size guide.
The sheet
Shown smaller on screen. Print it for true size.
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Ring sizer · US 5–10
Check: this ruler must measure 10 cm
Paper strip
Cut out, cut the slit, wrap round the finger with numbers outside, thread the point through the slit. Read your size at the slit.
Ring circles (inside diameter)
Lay a ring that fits on the circles. Your size is the circle whose line sits just inside the ring. Between two? Choose the larger.
Not sure? Message us with your measurement and the piece you like, and we will help you choose.