Ring Sizing Guide
Finding the right ring size should be simple, whether it’s for you, or a surprise gift for someone special. Print our free UK ring size chart, measure at home, or sneak a favourite ring to check against the guide. In just a few minutes, you’ll know the perfect fit.
How To Measure Your Ring Size At Home
Download our free ring size chart printable PDF and use it at home to measure your size easily. Our guide makes it simple.
Ring Sizing FAQs
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How do I measure my ring size at home?
Print our ring sizing guide at 100% scale and wrap it around your finger, or place an existing ring on our printable chart. Always check the test line measures exactly 5cm to ensure accuracy.
Can I resize my ring if I order the wrong size?
Custom-made rings cannot be resized once they have been created and set, so it’s really important to check your size carefully before placing your order. For all stock items, we offer a 30-day money-back or exchange policy as long as the ring is unworn, unused, and in the excellent condition it was received in. If you’re ever unsure, our size guide is a great starting point to help you order with confidence.
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Where can I get a ring size chart printable PDF?
You can download our free ring size chart printable PDF from the size guide page. Print it at 100% scale, check the test line, and measure easily at home.
How accurate are printable ring size charts?
Printable ring size charts can be very accurate, as long as the page is printed at 100% scale (you can double-check by measuring the 5cm guide on the chart). If the scale is correct, the sizes shown should match standard UK ring measurements. For extra reassurance, you may also want to compare with a ring that already fits well, use a ring sizer tool, or have your size checked at a local jeweller.
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What if my ring falls between two sizes?
If your measurement is between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size. This ensures a comfortable fit that can slide over your knuckle easily.
What is the average ring size for women and men in the UK?
In the UK, the average ring size for women typically falls between L and N, while for men it’s usually between R and T. Of course, everyone’s hands are unique, so these are just a helpful guide. If you’re buying a ring as a gift, starting with these averages can point you in the right direction, but for the best fit, we always recommend measuring or using our printable ring size chart.
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