Free Printable Ring Size Chart UK by Simon Wright Jewellery
Looking for the best way to secretly find out your partner’s ring size? Or perhaps you want to check the size of an old ring that you own? If you don’t know how to measure ring size at home, it can seem like a bit of a daunting task. A cursory glance online and you will quickly see that ring sizes are measured differently all over the world. In the UK, we measure using the alphabet with half sizes in between. Our ring size guide below offers a simple solution to help get you as close as possible to finding the UK size of any ring. Download our ring size chart below.
How To Use Our Printable Ring Measurement Chart
Once you have downloaded our printable ring measurement chart, simply follow the steps below to ensure that you get an accurate ring measurement:
Print the ring measurement chart on an A4 piece of paper. Ensure that you do not have “fit to page” or “printable area” selected.
Begin placing and aligning the ring over the circles.
The circle that allows you to faintly see the dotted line on the inside of the ring is your perfect match.
Remember to make a note of the correct size. After all, you might not get another chance to measure that ring!
Bring your ring measurement chart with you to your ring appointment. You can use the chart to double-check that your new ring is the correct size.
Download Your Free Printable Ring Size Chart (UK)
There’s no easier way to measure a ring than using our free printable UK ring size chart. Simply download the PDF below, print it out and you’re good to go.
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When you choose Simon Wright to design and create your beautiful bespoke ring, there is no need to worry about sizing. If the ring does not fit, we will resize it, completely free of charge.
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How To Measure Ring Size: Helpful Tips
It’s definitely worth bearing in mind that without a professional ring size fitting, no measurement is 100% accurate. In fact, it is very common for the ring size to be ever so slightly wrong when it comes to presenting it to your significant other. Ultimately, the goal of using our printable ring size chart is to get as close as possible to the correct size while minimising guesswork. Combined with thoughtful preparation and attention to detail, this simple tool can provide a high level of confidence when selecting a ring size.
It’s reassuring to remember that ring resizing is a common and straightforward process for most jewellers. While there are some limitations depending on the design - such as rings with intricate settings or full eternity bands - many rings can be resized up or down with minimal impact on their appearance. This flexibility allows you to focus on the sentiment and significance of the piece rather than striving for absolute perfection with your initial measurement. As such, here are a few handy tips to help alleviate some of the pressures and stress when it comes to measuring your partner’s ring size:
It is always better to get a slightly larger size with the majority of ring types just to be safe. Adjusting the size down is a relatively easy and quick process, and you definitely want to be able to slide it onto their finger when the time comes.
“Measure twice, cut once” as the saying goes. Measure the ring a few times to be certain you’ve found the closest match. You might find yourself in a tight spot to measure the ring size but some things can’t be rushed.
Our dominant hands tend to be slightly larger than the other so pay particular attention to which hand the ring you intend to measure is usually worn on.
The average ring size for a woman in the UK is L. The average ring size for a man is R.
Even if the size isn’t perfect on the first try, the effort you put into getting it right will not go unnoticed - and the end result will still carry the meaning and emotion that truly matter.
Finding the Right Ring Size at Home
If you're wondering how to find your ring size, there are several simple methods that can help before you visit a jeweller. While a professional fitting will always provide the most accurate result, learning how to measure ring size at home is an excellent starting point, especially if you're planning a surprise proposal or shopping online. Using our reliable ring size chart allows you to compare an existing ring against the correct measurements and greatly reduces the guesswork involved.
One of the easiest ways to measure ring size is by using a ring that already fits comfortably on the intended finger. If you don't have an existing ring available, there are alternative methods, such as measuring the circumference of the finger with a strip of paper or a piece of string, before comparing the measurement against a ring size chart. Although these methods can be useful, they should be treated as a guide rather than an exact science.
For those planning a surprise engagement, how to measure your partner's ring size without giving the game away is one of the most common questions we hear. Borrowing a ring they wear regularly on the correct finger is often the safest option, provided you remember to return it before it's noticed missing. You could also ask a close friend or family member if they happen to know the size already or can help you find out discreetly. These small efforts can make a big difference when trying to ensure the ring fits beautifully on the day of your proposal.
If you're specifically researching how to measure engagement ring size, it's worth remembering that engagement rings are traditionally worn on the ring finger of the left hand in the UK. Fingers can vary slightly in size between hands, so always try to measure a ring that is worn on the correct finger whenever possible. Temperature can also affect finger size throughout the day, with fingers often swelling slightly in warmer weather or after exercise, so measurements taken at a comfortable room temperature are generally the most reliable.
Our easy-to-use printable ring size chart has been designed to make the process as straightforward as possible, whether you're purchasing your first bespoke ring or replacing a treasured piece of jewellery. Here you will have everything you need to make an informed decision from the comfort of your own home. While no at-home method can replace an expert fitting entirely, taking the time to understand how to measure ring size, how to find your ring size, and how to measure ring size at home will help you approach your purchase with confidence and peace of mind.
Converting Ring Sizes
Perhaps you or your significant other already know their ring size using a different sizing system and aren’t quite sure how it translate to the UK ring sizing method. Fear not! At Simon Wright Jewellery we’ve put together a clear and practical guide to help you navigate ring sizes across different countries.
Because ring sizing isn’t standardised worldwide, it can quickly become confusing.. Each region follows its own system, so what works in one place might not translate directly to another. Understanding these differences is key to avoiding mistakes.
To make things easier, we have put together a handy conversion guide which brings together the most commonly used international sizing formats in one place. Whether you’re trying to match UK sizes with US measurements or looking for the European equivalent, everything is laid out to help you make sense of it without the hassle.
If you’re not sure what size you - or someone else - needs, you can also use our downloadable UK sizing guide to measure at home. Once you have that, switching to another system is simple.
Still unsure? Take a look at our international ring size conversion chart to find the size that fits just right.
A Perfect Proposal: No Need To Stress About Sizing!
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We'll then design the perfect engagement ring together with you and your partner.
The Perfect Proposal® takes the stress out of trying to secretly find out their ring size, while ensuring that your proposal is as special and memorable as it ought to be.
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