Measure your ring size at the end of the day when your fingers are their largest.

Do not measure your hands when they're cold as they may have shrunk by a half size.

Alcohol and salt can make your fingers swell so refrain from measuring your ring size after cocktails and appetizers.

1. Select an existing ring that fits the desired finger

2. Measure the internal diameter of the ring (in mm)

3. Use the below chart to determine your ring size

Measure your ring size at the end of the day when your fingers are their largest.

Do not measure your hands when they're cold as they may have shrunk by a half size.

Alcohol and salt can make your fingers swell so refrain from measuring your ring size after cocktails and appetizers.

Measure your ring size at the end of the day when your fingers are their largest.

Do not measure your hands when they're cold as they may have shrunk by a half size.

Alcohol and salt can make your fingers swell so refrain from measuring your ring size after cocktails and appetizers.

1. Wrap a strip of paper around your finger where you'd like your ring to be

2. Make sure that the paper is pulled snug to your finger the tighter the better to find your best fit

3. Mark the spots where the paper meets and measure the distance with a ruler in milimeters

4. Use the chart below to determine your ring size

Measure your ring finer at the end of the day when fingers are at their largest.

Consider the width of the band, a particulary thick band will feel tighter than a thin band so you may want to buy a full size larger than your normal ring size.

Do not measure your hands when they are cold, they may have chrunk up to half a size.

Alcohol and salt can make your fingers swell so refrain from measuring your ring size after cocktails and appetizers.