Size Guide

Find Your Ring Size

Three methods to find your perfect fit at home. When in doubt, go up half a size — Sara can always resize later.

Two hands wearing a plain gold band, showing how a ring sits at the base of the finger

A ring should slide over the knuckle with a little resistance and sit comfortably at the base of the finger. When in doubt, go up half a size.

Measure in the Evening

Fingers swell throughout the day. Evening measurements are the most accurate.

Between Sizes? Go Up

If you fall between two sizes, choose the larger one. It's easier to size down than up.

Measure 2–3 Times

Take multiple measurements on different days and average the results.

  • A hand wearing a blue-gray oval stone in a yellow gold bezel ring, outdoors
    A finished piece by Sara, photographed.
  • A wide gold band with a flush-set baguette diamond, worn on a hand
    A wide band with a flush-set baguette, made by Sara.
  • CAD rendering of two matching squared bands, each with a single flush-set round stone, modeled by Sara Lundquist
    Matching bands with a single flush-set stone. A setting study Sara modeled · CAD rendering

How to Measure

Thin stacking rings in yellow, rose and white metal scattered on white
Thin stacking rings in yellow, rose and white metal.
A hand wearing several dainty gold rings resting on beige satin
Several dainty rings worn on one hand.

Measure an Existing Ring

Most Accurate

Steps

  1. 1Find a ring that fits the intended finger well.
  2. 2Place it on a flat surface.
  3. 3Measure the inside diameter (edge to edge, not the outside) in millimeters using a ruler.
  4. 4Match the measurement to the chart below.

Tips

  • —Use a ring that fits the specific finger you're sizing — ring sizes vary between fingers and hands.
  • —Measure in millimeters for the most accurate result.
  • —A caliper gives a more precise reading than a ruler if you have one.

Watch: How to Measure at Home

These quick video guides walk you through the most popular at-home sizing methods step by step.

Ring Size Chart — US, UK and EU

UK and European sizes are converted for you — tell Sara the size you know. EU sizes are the inner circumference in millimeters; UK letters are approximate.

USUKEU / circumference (mm)Diameter (mm)
4H46.814.9
4.5I48.015.3
5J½49.315.7
5.5K½50.616.1
6L½51.916.5
6.5M½53.116.9
7N½54.417.3
7.5O½55.717.7
8P½57.018.1
8.5Q½58.318.5
9R½59.519.0
9.5S½60.819.4
10T½62.119.8
10.5U½63.420.2
11V½64.620.6
11.5W½65.921.0
12Y67.221.4
12.5Z68.521.8
13Z+169.722.2
13.5Z+1½71.022.6

Most women wear US sizes 5–8. Most men wear US sizes 8–12. UK letters are the usual approximate equivalents.

Still Not Sure?

Sara can ship you a complimentary ring sizer, or you can visit the studio in San Clemente for a professional fitting. Custom and Fine orders always include a sizing consultation before production begins.

Talk with Sara