Size Charts

International Ring Size Chart

Our ring sizes are based on US sizing. Below is a chart for your reference.

USA	EU	Japan	Diameter (mm)
7	54.4	14	17.3
7.5	55.7	17	17.7
8	57	16	18.1
8 1/2	58.3	17	18.5
9	59.5	18	19
9 1/2	60.8	19	19.4
10	62.1	20	19.8
10 1/2	63.4	22	20.2
11	64.6	23	20.6
11 1/2	65.9	24	21
12	67.2	25	21.4
12 1/2	68.5	26	21.8
13	69.7	27	22.2
13 1/2	71	-	22.6
14	72.3	-	23
14.5	73.6	-	23.6
15	74.8	-	23.8

 

Measuring Your Finger

Comfortable is the key when it comes to choosing your finger size. It should fit snugly enough so that it will not fall off, but loose enough to slide over your knuckle. For best results measure your finger size at the end of the day at room temperature.

We do not recommend using string or paper to measure ring size as these materials can twist or stretch, yielding an inaccurate measurement. But if other alternatives can't be obtained, here is how you can perform such measurement.

• Wrap a string or a 1 cm wide strip of paper around your finger. Make it fit snugly enough at the base of finger while still have enough room to pass over your knuckle.
• Mark the spot where the string/paper strip meets then use a ruler to measure the length in millimeters (mm).

 

Bracelet Size Recommendations

It is recommended that you choose your bracelet size no less than your wrist measurement. For example if your size falls between 7" and 7.5", it is best to go with a 7.5".