Not quite sure what size ring you take then we have the answer.
To help you find your ring size we have the perfect little tool, all you have to do is order a FREE RING SIZER and follow the instructions included to find you size.
Or if you cant wait that long you can use the simple instructions below
Measuring your Finger:
1. Find a piece of string or strip of paper no wider than 1.4 cm (1/2 inches).
2. Wrap it around the base of the appropriate finger.
3. Use a pen to mark the point on the string/paper where it overlaps, forming a complete circle.
4. With a ruler, measure the length from the starting end of the string/paper to the pen mark.
5. Use this measurement and the chart below to determine your UK ring size.
| Ring Size |
Measured Size (mm)
|
| G |
45.5 |
| H |
46.7 |
| I | 48 |
| J | 48.7 |
| K | 49.9 |
| L | 51.2 |
| M | 52.5 |
| N | 53.8 |
| O | 55 |
| P | 56.3 |
| Q | 57.6 |
| R | 58.9 |
| S | 60.1 |
| T | 61.4 |
| U | 62.7 |
| V | 64 |
| W | 65.2 |
| X | 66.5 |
| Y | 67.8 |
| Z | 68.4 |
Tips For Measuring Your Ring Size:
1. Don't measure your fingers when they are too cold or too hot, trying measuring them at the
end of the day when you are more likey to get an accurate measurement.
2. Make sure it will slide over your knuckle as sometimes they can be larger than the base of your finger.
3. Also be aware thicker band rings will often feel tighter due to the width, so you may want to increase by one size.
Tips for Buying a Ring as A Gift:
1. Ask your partner's mother or one of her friends if they know her finger size.
2. Borrow one of your partner's rings (from the correct finger) and slide it down a tapered candle.
Then measure using the chart above to give you a guide of their ring size.
