Ring Size Guide

We have rings from various brands and never do we have them all giving us the same information, so we've created our own in the hope to make it easier for selection.

• We do not have rings any smaller or any bigger than this list provided.
• Not all of the sizes listed here have products associated with them.
• For rings to stack and those with a wider shank, we recommend considering to choose a ring a size up to ensure a more cosy fitting.
• When choosing a ring that has an open shank, we recommend considering to choose a ring size down for a more secure fitting.

The easiest way to tell your own ring size from here is that an EU ring size is approximately the circumference of your finger. So a ring size 54 is around 54mm the parameter of your finger.

• Cold fingers should not be tested. They are smaller when they are cold.
• A summer day when it is very hot is also not ideal for measuring your finger
• If your knuckles are big, you should pick a larger size.
• You can measure your hands at the end of the day.
• Each hand may have a different ring size.
• In the event that the ring has a stone, it is crucial to get the size as close to perfect as possible to avoid the ring turning.

UK: I+ / EU: 48

UK: J / EU: 49

UK: J+ / EU: 49.5

UK: K / EU: 50

UK: K+ / EU: 50.5

UK: L / EU: 51

UK: L+ / EU: 52

UK: M / EU: 52.5

UK: M+ / EU: 53

UK: N / EU: 54

UK: N+ / EU: 54.5

UK: O / EU: 55

UK: O+ / EU: 55.5

UK: P / EU: 56

UK: P+ / EU: 57

UK: Q / EU: 57.5

UK: Q+ / EU: 58

UK: R / EU: 59

UK: R+ / EU: 59.5

UK: S / EU: 60

UK: S+ / EU: 60.5

UK: T / EU: 61

UK: T+ / EU: 62

UK: U / EU: 62.5

UK: U+ / EU: 63

UK: V / EU: 64

UK: V+ / EU: 65.5

UK: W / EU: 65

UK: W+ / EU: 65.5

UK: X / EU: 66

UK: X+ / EU: 67

UK: Y / EU: 67.5

UK: Y+ / EU: 68

UK: Z / EU: 69

UK: Z+ / EU: 69.5

UK: Z1 / EU: 70

UK: Z1+ / EU: 70.5

UK: Z2 / EU: 71

UK: Z2+ / EU: 72

UK: Z3 / EU: 72.5

UK: Z3+ / EU: 73

We hope this helps a little.