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How do I know your ring size? Thanks to Art'emi, discover a fast, simple and complete ring size guide! Several solutions are available to you, choose the one that seems the most convenient. In addition, the Art'emi size guide also gives you some tips to be sure to select the right size of necklace, earrings and bracelets.
Trust Artemis, an expert in the field of jewelry, to guide you in choosing the right ring size. In this guide, she explains in detail each method to measure her finger size. Thus, you will be able to order a ring perfectly adjusted to your finger.
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Our guide size ring woman and size ring man: trust Artemis, an experienced jeweler
To know how to measure your woman's ring size or your men's ring size, Artemis offers you different simple and reliable tips. Indeed, she has been working in the field of jewelry for several years now. It has acquired a real know-how that makesArt'emi an authentic and refined jewelry brand.
Art'emi it is also a story of passion. From her earliest childhood until the opening of her studio, she has always been fascinated by jewelry. She has now made it her job. She designs jewelry entirely handmade.
You are wondering how to know its ring size. Thanks to his expertise and experience, Artemis has decided to create several guides to guide you in your choices. For example, the size guide for earrings or the size guide for necklaces. But in this article, you will find a complete ring size guide with simple tricks to do at home.
In addition, the online store Art'emi offers different sizes of jewelry, ranging from 50 to 56 for women's rings. So, if you don't know how to measure the size for a ring, no problem. This guide to women's ring size and men's ring size is for you.
How to know your ring size ?
Have you ever ordered a ring online without knowing your ring size? Luckily, you may have ordered the right size. On the contrary, if you received it too small or too big, you must have sent it back. So, to stop ordering at random, Art'emi offer you just for you a ring size guide.
How do I know your ring size? Follow one of our five methods to easily know your size. All our tips are made for men and women.
Regardless of the type of ring, i.e. a gold ring or a silver ring, we have selected five easy and practical tips to guess your finger size. All you need is a sewing accessory, that is, a seamstress's meter, a ribbon, or a ruler.
To make sure you don't go wrong when you want to buy a ring on the online store, check out our ring size guide! You will necessarily find a trick that suits you. Thanks to Art'emi, you will know how to measure your finger circumference.
Ring size guide: solutions to measure the right size
How to know your ring size ? There are several ways to measure the size of your finger. Art'emi has selected for you 4 methods of ring size guide. They are all simple and fast so you can do it easily.
Knowing your ring size avoids choosing a ring that is too small or too wide. So, in order not to randomly choose a size, try one of these five methods.
Note that ring sizes may vary slightly from one model to another. So little tip, remember to take the larger size. For example, if you choose a ring 3 to 5 mm thick, such as the wide curved silver ring from Art'emi, we advise you to take one more size.
Here are the five methods to learn how to measure the size for a ring:
- Manually measure the circumference of the finger concerned
- Measure the size of your ring with a ruler (conversion table)
- Use our virtual ring
- Have your finger measured by a professional jeweler
- Order your ring for free
1. How do I know my ring size? Measure the circumference of your finger manually
To measure the circumference of your finger manually, you must:
- Grab a seamstress's meter or cut a strip of paper or a piece of string several centimeters long.
- With this strip or the seamstress meter, go around the finger that will carry the ring at the level of the most important phalanx (it is often recommended to take the measurement at the level of the second phalanx, in the middle of the finger).
Caution: do not tighten the strip too tightly when you surround it around your finger to be sure that the ring will also pass to the joints. Thus, make sure that the strip is rather loose around your finger. Otherwise, you may end up with a ring that is too small.
- Make a mark where the strip meets.
- Unroll your strip and measure with a millimetre ruler the length needed to go around your finger. (If the mark is between two tick marks, note the top tick mark)
- To find out the size of your ring, refer to our correspondence table above. For example, if the measured length is 5.4 cm, the size to order is 54.
Advice:
- Measure your finger circumference at the end of the day, when the temperature is higher. This is when your fingers are most swollen. You will avoid choosing a ring that squeezes you too much.
- If you hesitate between two sizes, choose the larger one
2. Ring size: measure the diameter of your ring with a ruler
Our second tip to know your women's ring size or men's ring size is to measure the inside diameter of one of your rings. You just need a measuring tool like for example a ruler or a caliper. Next, note the corresponding size according to the matching table below.
Note that, on the size chart, you will find your French ring size (FR) and your American ring size (US). Refer to the column in French if you wish to order on our online store.
If you have any hesitations or questions, do not hesitate to contact us by phone or email. We will be able to see together the ring size that suits you best.
3. Ring size guide: use a virtual ring
Generally speaking, for a woman, the finger circumference is on average 52 to 54, sizes proposed by Art'emi. To determine your women's ring size or men's ring size, use the virtual ring below by checking that the 10 cm indicator is 10 cm on your screen.
- Put one of your rings (the one that best suits your finger) on the different circles of the ring tree that determine your finger size.
- Move your ring on the screen until you find the corresponding inner diameter. When the inner diameter of your ring coincides exactly with the inner diameter of a circle, you've found the right finger size for you.
Note: The outside of the line of the ring tree must still be visible. If there is still any doubt, choose a size above. Because do not forget that the fingers tend to swell slightly in the summer...
4. How to measure the size for a ring: have your finger measured by a professional jeweler
How do I know your ring size? Another method offered is to have your finger measured by a professional jeweler. This one will use a ring (a series of rings of different dimensions that he tries on your finger until he finds the one that suits you) or a triboulet. The latter is a kind of cone-shaped sleeve in which a ring is threaded to measure its inner circumference.
On the other hand, if you do not want to go to a professional, we have a customer service to answer your questions. Contact us by phone or email. We will find together your women's ring size or your men's ring size.
If you want to accessorize your outfit in addition to a ring Art'emi, also fall for a refined and timeless bracelet. To order the right size, we offer a bracelet size guide on our website.
5. How to know your ring size: order your ring for free
1.How?
By registering on our site and making the request via our after-sales service or by sending us an e-mail to the following address info@artemi.be.
2.What will I receive?
You will receive this ring, it looks like a belt. Wrap it around your finger and run the end through the loop to form a ring. Slide your finger into the ring. Adjusted so that it is well to your size.
Check that it slides easily on the finger joint. Read the graduation indicated when the ring is well at your size. Write down the information or take a picture of the ring tree with the information.
3.What should I do with the information?
You give us your size by email, if you want to be sure not to make a mistake you can send us the photo.
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How to know your ring size : measure your finger circumference at the right time
Before you buy a ring, you wonder how to know its ring size. You need to measure the diameter of your ring based on one of our five methods. After consulting our ring size guide, you need to consider several elements in order to choose the right size.
First of all, we advise to take his finger size at the end of the day. Indeed, after a day of work or an activity for example, your fingers tend to swell. And that's when you can measure the full circumference of your finger that will wear the ring. You will finally know the actual size of your ring. Then, all you have to do is go to our website, choose the size that suits you and order the jewel adapted to your finger circumference.
We therefore advise against measuring your height and finger circumference at another time of the day, especially in the morning. You may then receive a jewel that is too tight.
Remember to personalize your ring at Art'emi
Artemis has an engraving workshop that allows you to customize your ring. Over the years, his jewelry has become a reference in jewelry engraving. Want to have a name engraved? A date? Initials? Artemis customizes what you want. She has the know-how to engrave your ring on silver or gold. An engraved ring is often symbolic and represents something very personal. You will have a unique jewel that looks like you.
If you want to make a gift to a loved one, a personalized ring is an original, personal and unique idea. Engraving is a great way to personalize a gift. She transforms a simple jewel into an original and singular creation.
Ultimately, after consulting our ring size guide, you will know how to measure your finger size. All you have to do is order a ring on our online store adapted to your hand. In any case, if you encounter difficulties or if you have doubts about your measure, we remain at your disposal by email or phone.
All your questions about how to measure the size for a ring
If you have any questions about your women's ring size or men's ring size, we've created a FAQ to answer them. Do not hesitate to consult it.
What are the sizes of rings ?
How to know your ring size? In general, it is equivalent to the value of your finger circumference. This value is expressed in millimetres. For example, if the circumference of your finger is 60mm, then your ring size is 60. To learn how to measure the size of a ring, you can check out our different methods, including our size chart that allows you to convert the inner circumference of your finger into a ring size.
How to know your ring size without a ring ?
There are several tips on how to measure the size for a ring that you can easily make at home. If you already have a ring, you can measure it with a ruler. Otherwise, measure the circumference of your finger with a measuring tool and refer to the size chart.
How do I find my ring size ?
The size of a women's ring or the size of a men's ring is the average between the size of the finger joint and that of the finger circumference. You can also consult our different tips to measure your finger circumference.
How to measure your finger circumference online ?
Art'emi offers a virtual ring to know how to measure your finger size. It's very simple, put your ring on the different circles of the ring. Then, move your ring until the inner diameter of your ring matches the diameter of a circle. This will give you the answer to your question.
How to measure your finger circumference with a tape measure ?
Wrap the tape measure around the finger that will wear the ring at the most important phalanx. Be careful not to squeeze too tightly. You will then have the diameter of your finger. Now that you know your finger diameter, check out our ring models, you can even have them engraved if you wish.
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