Find your ring size. Takes 2 minutes.

Method 1

String or paper strip

Best for first-time measuring. All you need is a thin strip of paper (or a piece of string) and a ruler.

1. 1

   Cut a strip

   Cut a thin strip of paper about 1 cm wide and 10 cm long. A non-stretchy string works equally well.

2. 2

   Wrap it around

   Wrap the strip snugly around the base of the finger you plan to wear the ring on. Don't wrap too tight — you want it comfortable, not cutting off circulation.

3. 3

   Mark the overlap

   Use a pen to mark exactly where the paper overlaps itself. That mark is your finger's circumference.

4. 4

   Measure

   Lay the strip flat against a ruler. The distance from the end to your mark (in mm) is your finger circumference. Match it to the chart below.

Method 2

Measure an existing ring

Already have a ring that fits? This is the fastest method.

1. 1

   Pick a ring that fits well

   Choose a ring you currently wear on the finger you want to size. Make sure it's a comfortable fit — not too tight, not slipping off.

2. 2

   Measure the inner diameter

   Place the ring on a flat surface. Use a ruler to measure the inside diameter of the ring (the empty space across the middle) in millimetres.

3. 3

   Look it up

   Find that diameter in the chart below to get your Indian and US ring size.

Size chart

Indian & US ring sizes

Highlighted rows are the most common sizes for men in India.

Sizes may vary slightly between manufacturers. When between sizes, go one size up.

Good to know

A few tips

• Fingers swell during the day — measure in the evening for the most accurate fit.
• Your dominant hand's fingers are usually slightly larger. Measure the specific finger you'll be wearing the ring on.
• Temperature matters — fingers are smaller in cold weather. Measure at room temperature.
• If you're between sizes, size up. A ring that's slightly loose is easier to wear than one that's too tight.
• For wider bands (like a Cuban link), go half a size up — they fit tighter than slim bands.