How to find out your ring size, at home!
Here's how:
Method 1: I should note, that this method does work, but you need to take a lot of care, and take your time to get it right. But this method is for when you DO NOT have an existing ring which fits...
1. Cut a piece of paper in a strip no more than 1cm wide and wrap it around your finger where you would wear your ring (a piece of thread would also work)
2. When the paper fits well (not too loose) tape it in place, and then slide it off your finger.
3. Use a ruler to measure the diameter of the paper.
4. Use the list below to match the diameter to the closest ring size possible.
UK RING SIZE DIAMETERS:
G- 14.4mm
H- 14.8mm
I- 15.2mm
J- 15.6mm
K-16mm
L-16.4mm
M-16.8mm
N-17.2mm
O-17.6mm
P-18mm
Q-18.4mm
R-18.8mm
S- 19.2mm
T- 19.5mm
U- 19.9mm
V-20.3mm
W- 23.1mm
X- 21.2mm
Y- 21.5mm
Z- 21.9mm
Method 2: (My preferred method if you DO NOT have a ring that fits) Grab yourself one of these from ebay or similar. They're really simple to use and you've got them for years and years...And they're only £1.20 each. Perfect!
Method 3: So the final method only works if you have a ring that fits...and you can find details of it in my handy UK RING SIZE CHART
, right here. which gives a chart of UK sizes, and handy tips for finding your size!
As always, if you're looking to purchase something from my website, but aren't sure what size you need, just drop me a message and I'll be happy to help!
You won't be the first person to be confused and ask about ring sizes, and you certainly won't be the last!
Happy ring shopping!
Gemma
xoxoxo
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