To determine your ring size, you can measure an existing ring that fits well.
Measuring Your Existing Ring
Here's how to measure your existing ring to find its size:
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Measure the Diameter: Carefully measure the distance across the inside of your ring. This means measuring from the inside edge of one side to the inside edge of the opposite side, as described in the Bez Ambar Ring Size Chart.
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Use Millimeters or Inches: The measurement you get will be in millimeters or inches.
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Use a Ring Size Chart: Once you have this measurement, you can use a ring size chart, like the one mentioned on Bez Ambar, to determine the corresponding ring size number.
Example
Let's say you measured your ring and it's approximately 16.5mm across its inner diameter. Using a standard ring size chart, you can find that this corresponds to a US size 6.
Key steps:
- Get a ruler: Ensure the ruler is accurate, or you can use a digital caliper for even more accuracy.
- Measure the inner diameter: Place the ruler or caliper across the ring's inner diameter.
- Check against the chart: Match your measurement to a ring size chart to find your corresponding size.
Ring Size Chart Example (Illustrative)
| Inner Diameter (mm) | US Ring Size |
|---|---|
| 15.7 | 5 |
| 16.1 | 5.5 |
| 16.5 | 6 |
| 16.9 | 6.5 |
| 17.3 | 7 |
Note: This is a simplified example. Always consult a full, reliable ring size chart for the most accurate measurements.
By using the method above, you can accurately identify the size of your existing ring and use it to find the right size for any other rings you wish to purchase.
