Here are ways that will allow you to quickly and accurately find out your ring size.
Attention! All “home” methods are, of course, not accurate. Various errors are possible. Therefore, we are not responsible for the accuracy of your ring size determination.
It must be remembered that the ring must pass through the joint. Be sure to take this into account when determining your size at home!
Also, keep in mind that finger size changes depending on the temperature and humidity of the environment and depends on the time of day. The optimal time to determine the size is noon. Weather – low humidity and not hot.
Method No. 1
The easiest way to find out what ring size you need for a particular finger is to go to your nearest jewelry store and ask them to measure your finger. Any jewelry store has special patterns for determining the size of fingers (“finger gauges”).
If you don’t have time to go to a jewelry store, then you can determine the size of your finger and, accordingly, the ring that will suit you, at home. There are many ways to do this. Here are some of the most interesting of them.
Method No. 2
Determining ring size using thread. You will need: a fairly dense thread (threads that are used for knitting napkins are ideal), preferably cotton, smooth. Approximately 50 cm - to make it convenient to take measurements.
Take the thread, carefully wind 5 turns on the finger you need (the width of the “winding” of all 5 turns should be approximately 3-6 mm). There is no need to wind it tightly, but the thread should still be pressed tightly against your finger.
After wrapping your finger, cross both ends of the thread (without lifting it from your finger) and use sharp scissors to cut them at the same time. Or simply mark the intersection of the ends of the thread with a pen or marker, unwind the thread and cut it at the marks.
Use a ruler, tape measure, or tape measure to measure the length of the thread you cut. Divide the resulting length in millimeters by 15.7. The resulting value is the finger ring size you measured.
The resulting size must be rounded up to the nearest half centimeter. For example, 17.1 to 17.5.
Tip: If you are sizing for a narrow ring (up to 5mm wide), the resulting size can be rounded to the nearest value. For example, 17.1 and 17.2 before 17, not up to 17.5. For wide rings (6-15 mm) it is better to go half a size larger.
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Method No. 3
What to do if you decide to give a ring to your girlfriend?
The most reliable way to find out your ring size is obvious - you need to discreetly take one of your girlfriend's favorite rings, and then take it to the nearest jewelry store. They will certainly help you there: the jeweler will be able to easily and absolutely accurately determine the size of the ring, and all you have to do is not forget it when choosing.
Method number 4
You can do it simpler: take a ring, paper and use a pen to trace along the inner contour of the ring. Or roll a sheet of paper into a tube, insert it into the ring and make sure that the paper fits tightly to the metal, secure the paper tube. Based on this outline, the jeweler will be able to determine the size and choose a ring for you.
Method No. 5
If the previous methods did not suit you, then the only option is trying on. Take the ring and try it on yourself: put the ring as deep on your finger as possible and mark this place (for example, with a pen) or just remember. Then all you have to do is either ask the jeweler to measure your finger at the mark and determine the size of the ring, or, when choosing a piece of jewelry, try on the rings on the same finger yourself.
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