size guide

1. Using an existing ring

a) Measure the Diameter

1. Place a well-fitting ring on a ruler & measure the inside diameter in millimeters.

2. Compare the value with a ring size chart (e.g., 16.5 mm ≈ size 52 EU).

b) use an app 

2. Without a Ring

a) Paper or String Method

1. Cut a thin strip of paper or use a piece of string.

2. Wrap it around the finger where the ring will be worn.

3. Mark the point where the ends meet.

4. Measure the length in millimeters → this is your finger circumference.

5. The circumference in mm roughly equals the EU ring size
   (e.g., 54 mm circumference ≈ EU size 54).

b) Use a Multisizer

A multisizer is a small plastic measuring tool made for ring sizing.
It’s inexpensive and very accurate.

3. At a Jeweler

The most reliable method: a jeweler can measure your finger using professional ring gauges or a ring mandrel—usually free of charge. 

Tips for accurate Measuring

- measure in the afternoon or evening (fingers are slightly larger)
- make sure your hands are warm, not cold
- check both hands—sizes may differ
- wide rings often require ½–1 size larger
- write down your size and the exact finger and hand (example: 60 mm, thumb, right hand)

feel free to contact me if you have any questions