Are You Unsure of Your Ring Size? Consider Our Ring Size Chart

It can be quite embarrassing if you propose and you get the wrong ring size. The ring size is a tricky task, especially when you have to keep the proposal a secret. To assist you we have prepared a ring size chart for women.

Guide To Measure Different Sizes Of A Proposal Ring

This guide will walk you through all you need to know from how to measure ring size, to the different sizes, how to do damage control if the ring does not fit, and other tips to keep in mind.

Measuring Ring Size with a Ring Size Chart | (Ring Size Calculator)

Use our ring size calculator chart with the below methods to calculate the ring size. Use the chart below to calculate your ring size. Simply measure your circumference in inches or millimeters and match it with the chart. You will easily calculate your size.

US Size	Cir. in inch	Cir. in MM	British
0	1.23	31.1	-
0	1.33	33.7	-
0	1.43	36.3	-
0.5	1.48	37.6	A
0.75	1.51	38.3	A 1/2
1	1.54	39	B
1.25	1.56	39.6	B 1/2
1.5	1.58	40.2	C
1.75	1.61	40.8	C 1/2
2	1.64	41.5	D
2.25	1.66	42.1	D 1/2
2.5	1.68	42.7	E
2.75	1.71	43.4	E 1/2
3	1.73	44	F
3.13	1.75	44.3	F 1/2
3.25	1.76	44.6	-
3.38	1.77	44.9	G
3.5	1.78	45.2	-
3.63	1.79	45.5	G 1/2
3.75	1.81	45.9	H
4	1.83	46.5	H 1/2
4.25	1.86	47.1	I
4.5	1.88	47.8	I 1/2
4.63	1.9	48.1	J
4.75	1.91	48.4	-
5	1.93	49	J 1/2
5.13	1.94	49.3	K
5.25	1.95	49.6	-
5.38	1.97	50	K 1/2
5.5	1.98	50.3	L
5.75	2.01	50.9	-
5.88	2.02	51.2	L 1/2
6	2.03	51.5	M
6.25	2.06	52.2	M 1/2
6.5	2.08	52.8	N
6.75	2.1	53.4	N 1/2
7	2.13	54	O
7.25	2.16	54.7	O 1/2
7.5	2.18	55.3	P
7.75	2.2	55.9	P 1/2
8	2.23	56.6	Q
8.25	2.25	57.2	Q 1/2
8.5	2.28	57.8	-
8.63	2.29	58.1	R
8.75	2.3	58.4	-
8.88	2.31	58.7	R 1/2
9	2.33	59.1	-
9.13	2.34	59.4	S
9.25	2.35	59.7	-
9.38	2.36	60	S 1/2
9.5	2.38	60.3	-
9.63	2.39	60.6	T
9.75	2.4	60.9	-
10	2.43	61.6	T 1/2
10.25	2.45	62.2	U
10.5	2.47	62.8	U 1/2
10.63	2.49	63.1	V
10.75	2.5	63.5	-
11	2.53	64.1	V 1/2
11.13	2.54	64.4	W
11.25	2.55	64.7	-
11.38	2.56	65	W 1/2
11.5	2.57	65.3	-
11.63	2.58	65.6	X
11.75	2.6	66	-
11.88	2.61	66.3	X 1/2
12	2.62	66.6	Y
12.25	2.65	67.2	Y 1/2
12.5	2.68	67.9	Z
12.75	2.7	68.5	Z 1/2
13	2.72	69.1	-
13.25	2.78	70.7	-
13.5	2.81	71.3	-
13.75	2.83	72	-
14	2.86	72.6	-

How to Measure Ring Size with String or Flossings?

One thing to keep in mind is that the thread must not be forced around your fingers. Gently take the size, which will give you accurate lengths.

First, grab a piece of string and simply roll it down on the finger you wish to measure.
Mark the first point where the floss or thread crosses with a marker.
Then next, measure the length of the string thread, which is wrapped around your fingers as it is stretched together with a yardstick or tape measure, and record it in millimeters.
To match your length to the typical ring sizes, which typically increase by 0.4 millimeters per split size, use the radius guide as follows: Women’s ring sizes 6 and 7 are measured at 16.5 mm, 16.9 mm, and 17.3 mm, respectively. While the most common men’s sizes are 10 measured by 19.8 mm and 10.5 measured by 20.2 mm, respectively.

Or you can refer to this ring size chart in cm:

How to Measure Ring Size with Tape Measure?

By taking the following actions, measuring ring size with a tape measure can be done quite simply:

Get the supplies ready: A flexible tape measure is required, ideally with millimeters for accuracy.
Wrap the measuring tape: Wrap the measuring tape around the finger’s base in the intended wear location for the ring. Verify that the tape is just the right amount of tightness. The tape should be easily slid under the knuckle by you.
Examine the measurement: Take note of the tape measure’s self-meeting point. This is the circumference of your finger.
Calculate the ring size: To convert the circumference measurement into a ring size, use a conversion chart. Make sure you’re using the correct chart because different locations may have somewhat different sizing standards.

How to Measure Ring Size with Plastic Strip or Paper Strip?

Use plastic strips for precise ring size measurement instead of paper or thread.
Wrap the strip around your ring finger and insert one end into the next.
Tighten it slightly to get the exact measurement of your ring size.
Ring-sizing tools come in two types: a small tape or a ring-size gradient.
Custome-ring.net offers a revolving plastic marker and a belt-like measuring tape for measuring ring size accurately.

Or you can check out Loose Grown Diamond’s specialized “printable ring size chart” guide for measuring ring sizes.

Use Paper Strip

How to Measure Ring Size with page strip?

Cut a thin strip of paper.
Wrap the paper around your finger, ensuring it’s below the joint and close to your knuckle.
Mark where the paper meets and measure the distance with a ruler.
Use the provided chart to find your ring size. Remember, rings come in half sizes too.

Also Read: Engagement Ring vs Wedding Ring: All You Should Know About

Tips to Measure Your Ring Size

Consider your knuckle size: If your knuckle is larger, order half a size bigger to ensure the ring fits comfortably.
Ensure accuracy with multiple measurements: Measure your finger three to four times as your finger size can change due to temperature fluctuations.
Measure the finger you’ll wear the ring on: Your ring finger may vary in size between hands, so measure the finger where you’ll wear the ring most often for the best fit.
How to measure ring size without a sizer – This is, in our opinion, the best and most convenient method for measuring your ring size at home. Find any old rings that fit you well and make a copy.

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Conclusion

All the information above is all you need for the perfect beginner guide on ring size charts for women. Getting a ring for a proposal is one of the most exciting journeys you will ever be on and we hope that this ring size chart guide helps you to make that journey absolutely seamless and even more fun. We wish you the best of luck and happy shopping!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How Do Ring Sizes Work?

Each individual has a different ring size due to his/her finger’s width. It is commonly seen that women’s fingers can easily fit inside a size 3 to 9 ring. Men, on the other hand, will have ring sizes ranging from 7 to 14, due to the larger girth of their fingers.

What Kinds of Rings Cannot Be Resized?

Rings that have been custom-made in complex designs are made of titanium or rose gold and stacked. All of these rings cannot be resized because they might be damaged.

Does Resizing Damage a Ring?

No, it does not. As long as resizing a ring is done carefully, it does not damage the ring.

How to Measure Ring Size from A Ring?

Use a tape measure or our printable ring sizer to measure the inside diameter of a ring that fits. Ensure the ring fits comfortably on your finger—snug enough not to fall off but loose enough to slide over your knuckle easily.