Paper/String Method (most common)

1. Wrap a thin strip around your finger and mark the overlap; 2) Measure the length with a ruler (circumference); 3) Match the value to the chart below.
   Tip: Measure during your usual wear time (fingers are slightly larger in the evening).

Existing Ring Method
Measure the inner diameter of a ring that fits well (mm) and refer to the chart.

Printable Sizer (optional)
Use a printed ring sizer to compare or test by holes.

Prominent knuckle: choose a size that slides over the knuckle but doesn’t spin;

Wide bands: often half-size up feels better;

Temperature effect: fingers are tighter in summer, looser in winter—evening measurements are more realistic.

Slightly loose? Use a silicone ring adjuster or get minor resizing for silver/gold bands.

Buying a gift? Choose adjustable or open-shank designs.

Rings →https://rosemorijewelry.com/collections/rings

Paper/String Method (most common)

1. Wrap a thin strip around your finger and mark the overlap; 2) Measure the length with a ruler (circumference); 3) Match the value to the chart below.
   Tip: Measure during your usual wear time (fingers are slightly larger in the evening).

Existing Ring Method
Measure the inner diameter of a ring that fits well (mm) and refer to the chart.

Printable Sizer (optional)
Use a printed ring sizer to compare or test by holes.

Prominent knuckle: choose a size that slides over the knuckle but doesn’t spin;

Wide bands: often half-size up feels better;

Temperature effect: fingers are tighter in summer, looser in winter—evening measurements are more realistic.

Slightly loose? Use a silicone ring adjuster or get minor resizing for silver/gold bands.

Buying a gift? Choose adjustable or open-shank designs.

Rings →https://rosemorijewelry.com/collections/rings