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Ring Size Guide

Measure your finger to find your ring size, or convert between UK, EU and US sizes.

Based on standard UK / US / EU jewellers’ sizing (ISO 8653) · Last updated June 2026

📏 A guide for measuring at home — sizing varies, so confirm with a jeweller for a perfect fit. Free, no sign-up.

Convert Ring Size
UK / Ireland
EU / Germany
US / Canada
mm
How to Measure Your Finger

1. Wrap a thin strip of paper around the base of your finger.

2. Mark where it overlaps and measure the length in mm.

3. This is your circumference in mm — enter it below.


Ring size conversion chart

Ring sizes across US, UK, EU, diameter and circumference
USUKEUDiameter (mm)Circ. (mm)
3F4414.144.2
3.5G4514.545.5
4H4714.946.8
4.5I4815.348.0
549¼15.749.3
5.5L50½16.150.6
6M51¾16.551.9
6.5N5316.953.1
7O54½17.354.4
7.5P5617.755.7
8Q57¼18.157.0
8.5R58¾18.558.3
9S6019.059.5
9.5T61½19.460.8
10U62¾19.862.1
10.5V6420.263.4
11W65½20.664.6
12Y6821.467.2
13Z+170¾22.269.7

Conversions are approximate and can vary slightly between jewellers. For a perfect fit, confirm your size with a jeweller.

About the Ring Size Guide

The ring size guide finds your ring size from your finger measurement and converts between UK letter, US number and EU/mm systems.

How to use the Ring Size Guide

1
Measure your finger — wrap paper around the base, mark where it overlaps, measure in mm
2
Enter your measurement — circumference or diameter
3
See your sizes — UK, US and EU all shown

How to measure your ring size at home

Two methods work well. Wrap a strip of paper or string around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps, and measure that length in millimetres — that is your finger’s circumference. Or measure the inside diameter of a ring that already fits. Measure at the end of the day when fingers are at their largest, and allow for the wider knuckle the ring has to pass over.

UK, US and EU sizes explained

The three systems describe the same band differently. UK sizes use letters (A to Z), US sizes use numbers, and EU sizes are based on the inside circumference in millimetres. Because they do not line up neatly, converting from a measurement rather than guesswork is the reliable way to move between them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Wrap a thin strip of paper around the base of the finger. Mark where it overlaps. Measure in mm — that is your circumference.
Evening — fingers are slightly larger in the evening and in warm weather.
Go up to the next size.

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