Ring Size Chart(US, UK, EU & JP Conversion)

Find your perfect fit with our international ring size conversion chart. Includes a free printable sizer strip and diameter guide for accurate measurements at home.

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Ring Size Conversion Chart

Check scale before use: Measure the bar below.

Scale Check: 50mm / 2 inches

(Accuracy depends on screen scaling. Print for exact size.)

US / CanadaUK / AusEurope (ISO)Japan / ChinaDiameter (mm)Circumference (mm)
0---11.6336.5
0.5A--12.0437.8
1B-112.4539.1
1.5C--12.8540.4
2D41.5213.2641.6
2.5E42.75313.6742.9
3F44414.0744.2
3.5G45.25514.4845.5
4H46.5714.8846.8
4.5I47.75815.2948.0
5J 1/249915.7049.3
5.5K 1/250.251016.1050.6
6L 1/251.51116.5151.9
6.5M 1/252.751216.9253.1
7N 1/2541317.3254.4
7.5O 1/255.251417.7355.7
8P 1/256.51518.1457.0
8.5Q 1/257.751618.5458.3
9R 1/2591718.9559.5
9.5S 1/260.251819.3560.8
10T 1/261.51919.7662.1
10.5U 1/262.752020.1763.4
11V 1/2642120.5764.6
11.5W 1/265.252220.9865.9
12Y66.52321.3967.2
12.5Z67.752421.7968.5
13-692522.2069.7
13.5-70.252622.6171.0
14-71.52723.0172.3

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How to Measure Your Ring Size

Get an accurate fit at home with these simple steps.

Print Correctly

Print the chart at 100% scale (do not select 'Fit to Page'). Measure the 50mm scale bar to verify accuracy before sizing.

Use the Sizer Strip

Cut out the sizer strip, cut the slot, and wrap it snugly around the base of your finger. Read the size where the line appears.

Measure a Ring

Place a ring that fits you well over the diameter circles on the chart (if available) or measure the inside diameter with a ruler.

🕵️ Secret Measuring Methods

Planning a surprise proposal or gift? Here's how to get the size without them knowing.

🧼

The Soap Trace

Press an existing ring (that fits the intended finger) firmly into a bar of soap to leave a clear impression. Measure the diameter of the impression.

✏️

The Paper Trace

Borrow a ring and trace the INSIDE circle onto a piece of paper. Be precise! Measure the diameter of your drawing.

💤

The Sleeping String

Risky but effective! Gently wrap a piece of string or floss around their finger while they sleep. Mark the overlap point.

🪙 Coin Reference Guide

Place a ring over a standard US coin to estimate its size.

US Dime

US Dime

~17.9 mm

Size 7.5

US Penny

US Penny

~19.0 mm

Size 9

US Nickel

US Nickel

~21.2 mm

Size 11.5

US Quarter

US Quarter

~24.3 mm

Size 15.5

Note: This is an estimation. Coins can wear down over time. For exact sizing, use our printable chart.

Pro Tips for the Perfect Fit

🦴 Knuckle vs. Base

If your knuckle is significantly larger than the base of your finger, measure both. Choose a size in between so the ring slides over the knuckle but doesn't spin too loosely.

🌡️ Temperature Matters

Fingers swell in heat and shrink in cold. Measure your finger at room temperature, preferably at the end of the day when they are largest.

📏 Band Width Rule

Wide bands (6mm or more) fit tighter than thin bands. If you are buying a wide ring, order a half size larger than your normal measurement.

Common Uses

From proposals to projects, get the size right every time.

💍

Online Shopping

Buy rings confidently from international jewelers. Convert US sizes to UK, EU, or Asian standards instantly.

  • Avoid return shipping fees
  • Shop global brands
  • Verify vintage ring sizes
🎁

Gift Giving

Determine a partner's or friend's ring size secretly by measuring one of their existing rings.

  • Surprise proposals
  • Birthday gifts
  • Friendship rings
🧶

DIY & Crafting

Create perfectly sized wire-wrapped or beaded rings. Essential reference for jewelry makers.

  • Sizing mandrels check
  • Custom commissions
  • Wire bending templates

Sizing Systems Explained

Understanding the difference between international ring sizing standards.

Numerical

US / Canada

Uses a numerical scale (0-16) with quarter and half sizes. One of the most common global standards.

Alphabetical

UK / Australia / NZ

Uses an alphabetical scale (A-Z+6). Each letter represents a specific diameter increment.

Metric

European (ISO)

Based on the inner circumference in millimeters (e.g., Size 50 = 50mm circumference). Very precise.

JCS

Japan / China

Uses a numerical scale different from the US system. Common in Asian markets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about ring sizing and conversion.

How do I measure my ring size at home without a sizer?
You can use a strip of paper or non-stretchy string. Wrap it around the base of your finger comfortably (not too tight). Mark where it overlaps, then measure the length in millimeters. Match this 'Circumference' to the chart to find your size.
What is the difference between US and UK ring sizes?
The US system uses numbers (e.g., 6, 7, 8) while the UK system uses letters (e.g., M, N, O). A US size 7 is roughly equivalent to a UK size N½. Use our chart to convert accurately between them.
How do I use the printable ring sizer strip?
First, ensure you print the PDF at 100% scale. Cut out the strip and carefully cut the small slot marked on it. Wrap the strip around your finger with the numbers facing out, slide the narrow end through the slot, and pull until snug. The number at the slot line is your size.
Is there a difference between men's and women's ring sizes?
The sizing scale is the same for everyone (a size 9 is a size 9, regardless of gender). However, women's rings typically range from size 3-9, while men's rings typically range from size 8-14. Width also affects fit; wider bands may require a larger size.
What if my measurement falls between two sizes?
It is generally recommended to choose the larger size. Fingers can swell due to heat, exercise, or time of day. A slightly looser ring is more comfortable than one that is too tight.
Does the width of the ring band affect the size I need?
Yes. Wide bands (6mm or more) feel tighter than thin bands because they cover more of the finger. If you are buying a wide ring, consider going up a half size or quarter size for a comfortable fit.