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Like most jewellers our silver rings are measured to the leading edge of the ring.

The leading edge of the ring is basically the reverse side of the ring which actually makes contact with the finger.

The sizes shown in the chart are based on UK and US ring sizes. There are of course other charts the most notable for Japan and Europe.

How to measure your ring size

RING SIZES for The UK and the US.

rings showing the different sizes

Ring sizes in the UK are shown by the letter, whilst the US sizes are shown in green in the chart below. In the photograph you can clearly see the difference between a large size Z and a relatively small size L. There are large sizes in the UK frequently known as Z+ i.e. Z+3 is 3 sizes above a size Z.

Chart of the Ring Sizes

  1. | 36,25 | 0.5
  2. | 38,64 | 1
  3. | 39,90 | 1.5
  4. | 41,15 | 2
  5. | 42,41 | 2.5
  6. | 43,67 | 3
  7. | 44,92 | 3.25
  8. | 46,18 | 3.75
  9. | 47,44 | 4.25
  10. | 48,69 | 4.75
  11. | 49,95 | 5.25
  12. | 51,24 | 5.75
  13. | 52,46 | 6.25
  14. | 53,72 | 6.75
  15. | 54,98 | 7
  16. | 56,23 | 7.5
  17. | 57,49 | 8
  18. | 58,75 | 8.5
  19. | 60,00 | 9
  20. | 61,26 | 9.5
  21. | 62,52 | 10
  22. | 63,77 | 10.5
  23. | 65,00 | 11
  24. | 66,29 | 11.5
  25. | 67,51 | 12
  26. | 68,77 | 12.5


The chart shows the actual circumference (millimetres) of the ring shown in blue. (second column). Uk ring sizes are shown as a letter in the first column and US ring sizes are shown in the (right) third column.


The Effect of Temperature on Ring Sizes

Please bear in mind that when your fingers are hot they are going to be a little larger than when cold. In winter the same finger can sometimes be up to 2 sizes smaller than in the summer. So when ascertaining your size it is best to take a measurement when the finger is cold and another when the finger is hot, using the average of the two sizes for everyday use.