Question 1

How do I measure my ring size with paper?

Accepted Answer

Wrap a thin strip of paper around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps, and measure the length in millimetres with a ruler. That is your inner circumference; find the closest size in the chart.

Question 2

How do I measure using a ring I already own?

Accepted Answer

Place a ring that fits the same finger on a ruler and measure the inside diameter, edge to edge, in millimetres. Find the closest diameter in the chart.

Question 3

What if I'm between two sizes?

Accepted Answer

Choose the larger size, especially for wide bands, which feel tighter. Fingers are slightly bigger in the evening and in warm weather, so measure at the end of the day.

Question 4

Can a ring be resized later?

Accepted Answer

Most plain gold rings can be adjusted by one or two sizes. Eternity bands and rings set with stones all the way round usually cannot. Ask our team before you buy.

Indian size	Inner circumference	Inner diameter
1	41.0 mm	13.1 mm
2	42.7 mm	13.6 mm
3	42.9 mm	13.7 mm
4	43.6 mm	13.9 mm
5	44.8 mm	14.3 mm
6	46.1 mm	14.7 mm
7	47.4 mm	15.1 mm
8	48.0 mm	15.3 mm
9	48.7 mm	15.5 mm
10	50.0 mm	15.9 mm
11	51.2 mm	16.3 mm
12	51.9 mm	16.5 mm
13	53.1 mm	16.9 mm
14	54.4 mm	17.3 mm
15	55.1 mm	17.5 mm
16	56.3 mm	17.9 mm
17	57.0 mm	18.1 mm
18	58.3 mm	18.6 mm
19	58.9 mm	18.7 mm
20	60.2 mm	19.2 mm
21	60.8 mm	19.4 mm
22	62.1 mm	19.8 mm
23	62.7 mm	20.0 mm
24	64.0 mm	20.4 mm
25	64.6 mm	20.6 mm
26	65.9 mm	21.0 mm
27	67.2 mm	21.4 mm
28	67.8 mm	21.6 mm
29	69.1 mm	22.0 mm
30	71.0 mm	22.6 mm

Ring Size Guide

How do I measure my ring size with paper?

How do I measure using a ring I already own?

What if I'm between two sizes?

Can a ring be resized later?

Indian ring size chart