Find your ring size.

Use a ring that fits your intended finger to estimate your US size. No ring to hand? Try our printable guide or ask us for help.

One US Letter page. No form or email address required. The PDF opens in a new tab.

1. Print at the right scale

   Use US Letter paper and print the PDF at 100% / Actual Size. Turn off Fit to Page and Shrink. Check that its 6-inch bar measures exactly 6 inches with a ruler before measuring.

2. Match a ring that fits

   Choose a ring worn on the intended finger and hand. Place it over the printed circles and match the circle’s outside edge to the ring’s inside edge. Do not measure the outside of the band.

3. Or use the paper sizer

   Cut out the printed strip and, off your hand, make its marked slit. Wrap it around the intended finger with the numbers facing out, then feed the pointed end through the slit. Keep it snug, not tight, and check it passes over your knuckle. Read the size at the slit.

Not sure? You don’t have to guess.

Choose “I don’t know my size” in the ring builder and keep your size pending. Ask the studio for help or have a local jeweler measure the intended finger in US sizes.

Finger size can change with temperature and time of day. Wider bands and stacked rings can feel tighter. If results differ, you are between sizes, or your knuckle is larger than the base of your finger, get a professional fitting. Final size and fit must be confirmed before production.

Opens the studio’s existing inquiry form. Ask for sizing help in your message, review your details and send when ready. Opening the form does not submit anything.