Print this page at 100% scale, then place a ring you own over the circles below — the circle your ring's inner edge matches is your size. There's also a measuring strip to wrap around your finger.
Important — print at actual size: In the print dialog, set Scale to 100% (not "Fit to page") and paper to A4 or Letter. Check the 50 mm ruler below with a real ruler before measuring.
Calibration check — this bar must measure exactly 50 mm:
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Ring size circles
Lay a ring over each circle until the inside of your ring lines up with a circle's outline.
US 3 14 mm · UK F
US 3.5 14.4 mm · UK G
US 4 14.8 mm · UK H
US 4.5 15.2 mm · UK I
US 5 15.7 mm · UK J½
US 5.5 16.1 mm · UK L
US 6 16.5 mm · UK M
US 6.5 16.9 mm · UK N
US 7 17.3 mm · UK O
US 7.5 17.7 mm · UK P
US 8 18.1 mm · UK Q
US 8.5 18.5 mm · UK Q½
US 9 19 mm · UK R½
US 9.5 19.4 mm · UK S½
US 10 19.8 mm · UK T½
US 10.5 20.2 mm · UK U½
US 11 20.6 mm · UK V½
US 11.5 21 mm · UK W½
US 12 21.4 mm · UK Y
US 12.5 21.8 mm · UK Z
US 13 22.2 mm · UK Z+1
Finger-measuring strip
Cut along the strip, wrap it around the base of your finger, and read the millimetre mark where it overlaps — that's your circumference. Match it in the chart below.