Ring Sizes
The size of the ring is the diameter of the inner circumference of the ring. The gradation step in size is 0.5 mm
The size of the ring may depend not only on the circumference of the finger, but also on the circumference of the joint. Often the circumference of the joint is larger.
3 ways to find out the ring size:
- In any jewelry store you can find out your size.
- Download the app and measure the ring you have. The most convenient are Ring Sizer and Best Brilliance
- Use a thread
- Wrap the thread around your finger.
- Mark the point on the thread where the ends connect.
- Straighten the thread and measure the distance in mm between the beginning and the end.
- Measure the circumference of the joint in the same way.
- Add up both digits and divide by 2
- Find the corresponding mm size in the table
Due to the fact that you were able to measure the thickness of the finger and the joint at the same time, the ring will neither press nor hang out.
Important: The thickness of the fingers may vary during the day, it is influenced by many factors. In the heat, cold, after sports, flying or consuming a large amount of liquid, measurements should not be taken.
For more accurate results, you should remove the parameters in the morning, afternoon and evening. If there is time, it is better even for several days in a row. The same or as close as possible to each other values and will be the exact size.
Wide rings sit tighter than narrow ones, so it's better to buy half a size more.
| Juzzle Size | Ring Diameter | USA | Europe |
| S | 16,4 mm | 5 – 6 | 50 – 52 |
| M | 17,6 mm | 6,5 – 7,5 | 53,5 – 56 |
| L | 18,4 mm | 8 – 9 | 57,5 – 60 |
