Rings
- Don’t worry too much about getting the "perfect" size—chances are, it’ll look great on one of your fingers! You can even mix things up by wearing rings on different fingers or stacking them at different heights. Go ahead and take a little risk—it's all about having fun with your style!
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| Ring size | Circumference | Internal Diameter |
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| 9 |
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Important Considerations:
- Fingers tend to be larger in the summer when the weather is warmer and smaller in the winter when it's colder.
- Your fingers are usually bigger in the morning and may shrink slightly by the afternoon.
- The fingers on your dominant hand are often a bit larger than those on your non-dominant hand.
- As a general rule, wider bands tend to fit more snugly, so it's advisable to size up for rings with larger bands for a more comfortable fit.
METHOD 1
Materials Needed: Ribbon or a strip of paper and a ruler.
- Cut a strip of paper or ribbon and wrap it snugly around your finger.
- Use a pen to mark where the two ends meet.
- Measure the length of the ribbon or paper in millimeters using a ruler.
METHOD 2
If you have a ring that already fits you comfortably, you can use it to find your size.
- Take a ruler and measure the inside diameter of the ring.
- Measure straight across from one edge of the inner circle to the other.