Ring Size Guide
Find your size in two minutes. No jeweler needed.
Method 1: Measure a ring that fits
Take a ring that fits the intended finger well and measure the inner diameter in millimeters. Inside edge to inside edge, a ruler is fine. Then read your size from the table:
| Inner Ø | Circumference | Your size |
|---|---|---|
| 15.9 mm | 50 mm | EU 50 |
| 16.6 mm | 52 mm | EU 52 |
| 17.2 mm | 54 mm | EU 54 |
| 17.8 mm | 56 mm | EU 56 |
| 18.5 mm | 58 mm | EU 58 |
| 19.1 mm | 60 mm | EU 60 |
| 19.7 mm | 62 mm | EU 62 |
| 20.4 mm | 64 mm | EU 64 |
Method 2: String or paper strip
Wrap a thin string or paper strip once around your finger (where the ring will sit), mark the spot and measure the length in millimeters. That number is your EU size. Example: 56 mm circumference = EU 56.
Three tips for the right fit
- Measure in the evening: Fingers are slightly thicker in the evening.
- Mind the knuckle: The ring has to pass over it. If it is clearly thicker, measure there.
- Between two sizes? Take the larger one.
Bracelet (M / L)
Our bangles come in two sizes (inner diameter): M = 61 mm · L = 67 mm. Easiest way: measure the inside of a bangle that fits you and compare.
Good to know: the cuff is open and adjustable. You can carefully bend it a little wider with both hands or press it slightly tighter until it sits right. So the size does not have to be spot on. Bend slowly and in small steps, then the 316L stainless steel handles it easily. Between M and L? Take M and bend it to fit.
Not sure? Message us via the contact page, we will help you find your size.
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