Ring Size Guide

Find your size at home in under a minute — no ring sizer needed

Ring Size Chart Carryallco

Carryallco

Ring Size Guide

Find your size at home in under a minute — no ring sizer needed. All sizes are US.

Measure in 3 steps
1
Wrap a thread
Wrap a thin thread or paper strip snugly around the base of your finger.
2
Mark the overlap
Mark the point where the thread meets to make one full loop.
3
Measure in cm
Lay it flat on a ruler, read the length in cm, and match it below.
Women's Ring Sizes
Most women's rings fall between US 6 and 9.
US Size Inner Diameter
(existing ring, cm)
Wrap Length
(thread, cm)
6 1.65 cm 5.2 cm
7 1.74 cm 5.5 cm
8 1.82 cm 5.7 cm
9 1.90 cm 6.0 cm
Men's Ring Sizes
Most men's rings fall between US 9 and 15.
US Size Inner Diameter
(existing ring, cm)
Wrap Length
(thread, cm)
9 1.90 cm 6.0 cm
10 1.98 cm 6.2 cm
11 2.07 cm 6.5 cm
12 2.15 cm 6.8 cm
13 2.23 cm 7.0 cm
14 2.32 cm 7.3 cm
15 2.40 cm 7.5 cm
Tips: Measure in the evening, when fingers are slightly larger. If your thread length falls between two sizes, choose the larger one. Need a size outside this range? WhatsApp us at +91 95823 39969 and we'll help.

Step-by-Step Guide to Measuring Ring Size at Home

1. Wrap the string or paper around the base of your finger.

2. Mark the point where the ends meet with a pen.

3. Measure the string or paper with a ruler in millimeters (mm), then divide the number by 3.14 (or pi) to find the ring's diameter.

4. Match your result to the closest size on the ring size chart to determine your correct ring size.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ring Sizing

Is it better for a ring to be loose or tight?

A ring should fit comfortably, where it's snug enough to stay in place yet loose enough to slide over the knuckle with ease. If it spins or slips off, it's too loose. But if it leaves a mark or is too difficult to remove, it's too tight.

What are common ring size mistakes?

The most common ring size mistakes include measuring when your hands are cold and guessing instead of using a proper sizing tool. Another frequent mistake is choosing a size that feels perfect in the moment, since finger sizes change slightly throughout the day.

Does band thickness affect ring size?

Yes, band thickness can affect your ring size. The more a ring covers your finger, the tighter it will fit.Stacking many ring types, such as with a wedding ring set, can also increase the ring size you'll need. We recommend measuring your ring size with a sizer that's close to the thickness of the ring you'll be wearing.

Can I measure a ring I already own to find out my ring size?

Yes. You can measure the inside diameter of a ring you already own and compare it to the corresponding size on the printable ring size chart. Simply place your ring directly over the circles on the guide to find the one that matches most closely

How do you determine ring size secretly?

An easy way to find your partner's ring size without them knowing is by asking their friends or family. You can also discreetly measure a ring your partner already wears and compare it to the printable ring size chart.