Rings

1. Grab a tape measure, charger cord, string, or strip of paper.
2. Wrap it around your intended finger. It should fit snugly. Mark the place where it joins.
3. Lay it on a flat surface and use a ruler to measure the length. Use the chart above (inner circumference) to find your size.

NOTE: This method isn’t always 100% exact. The best way to know your exact ring size is to use a ring sizer (you can find them on Amazon for under $5)

Designer's Notes:

Finding your exact ring size can be tricky. I recommend using a ring sizer to be sure.

Your finger size can also change slightly, depending on the temperature, swelling, or even time of day.

If you buy a ring that’s slightly too tight or too loose, you can always exchange it for a different size.

But you can also just wear it on a different finger!

The index and middle finger are typically 1 size larger than the ring finger.

The thumb is around 2 sizes larger than the ring finger, and the pinky is about 2 sizes smaller than the ring finger.

60% of men are between a size 9 and 11.