Ring Size: A Complete Guide
When you’re shopping for a ring the size of the ring is an important consideration If the ring is too small it may be difficult to wear or it may fall off If the ring is too large it may slide around on your finger or even fall off in this Ring size Guide, we will provide you with information on how to measure your gold ring size and what to do if your ring size falls in between two sizes.
The ring size of a woman should be 4 to 4 ½ digits larger than the actual diameter of her ring finger according to the American Gem Society To measure a ring finger wrap a soft measuring tape around the base of your finger and use that measurement as your ring size.
To measure a gold ring size, use a ruler and place it on top of the ring The length is normally measured from where the ring sits on the finger to the bottom edge. If you take a measurement from underneath the finger this will cause an error in your measurement Use this number to find your correct ring size using our conversion chart.
Different finger sizes may require different size rings The standard gold ring size is determined by measuring the circumference of the finger with a cloth tape measure around the knuckle of the finger one finger width from the tip and wrapping it around until it meets the starting point The number that is found on a ring usually indicates its diameter in millimeters and not its size although most jewelers use the two measurements interchangeably A person's fingers can be either long or short and plump or thin and bony If a person has large knuckles and thick fingers then a larger ring size will be needed to fit him or her well If a person has long fingers and thin knuckles then a smaller ring size will fit best.
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