Ring Sizes
📏 Not sure what your ring size is?
Sizing can feel confusing different jewellers use different systems, and no two charts are exactly alike. That’s why I size everything in millimetres (mm) for accuracy. Here are two easy ways to measure at home:
Option 1: Paper strip method
- Cut a strip of paper about 10cm long, 1cm wide.
- Wrap it around your finger where the ring will sit.
- Mark where the ends meet (not too tight, not too loose).
- Lay it flat and measure the length in mm this is your finger’s circumference.
- Match it to the chart below.
Option 2: Use a ring you already own
- Grab a ring that fits the finger you want sized.
- Place it flat on a ruler.
- Measure straight across the inside (the inner diameter in mm).
- Match it to the chart below.
Larl Wonders Sizing Chart
Note: All sizes are measured using my own calipers, mandrel, and ring sizer. This chart is unique to Larl Wonders Jewellery to keep sizing as accurate and consistent as possible.
UK Size | Inside Diameter (mm) |
---|---|
J | 15.5 |
J½ | 15.8 |
K | 16.0 |
K½ | 16.2 |
L | 16.4 |
L½ | 16.6 |
M | 16.8 |
M½ | 17.0 |
N | 17.2 |
N½ | 17.4 |
O | 17.6 |
O½ | 17.8 |
P | 18.0 |
P½ | 18.2 |
Q | 18.4 |
Q½ | 18.7 |
R | 18.9 |
R½ | 19.1 |
S | 19.3 |
S½ | 19.4 |
T | 19.6 |
T½ | 19.8 |
U | 20.0 |
Important to know
- Weather & time: Fingers swell in heat and shrink in cold. They’re usually bigger in the evening.
- Dominant hand: Your writing hand is often slightly larger.
- Band width: Wide bands (7mm+) feel tighter — size up about half a size for comfort.
- Normal variation: Don’t worry if you get slightly different results each time — it happens.
- 💡 When in doubt, size up for a more comfortable fit.