Finding the perfect ring size for yourself or your partner can feel like a bit of a treasure hunt, especially if it's meant to be a surprise! The excitement of choosing a meaningful piece of jewelry, whether for a proposal, a special gift, or simply adding to your own collection, can quickly turn to stress if the size isn't right.


Luckily, there are some fun (and sneaky) ways to figure out your own or your partner’s rings size — no magic spells required! From quick 5-minute measuring tricks to using discreet measuring tools, there are plenty of clever methods to find that perfect fit without ruining the surprise.


Knowing your or your partner’s correct ring size is such an important part of the process and key to a comfortable and confident fit. However, with just a little creativity and resourcefulness, you can make sure your ring-shopping adventure is a breeze!

HOW DO I FIGURE OUT MY OWN RING SIZE?


1. Visit Your Local Chain Jewellery Store
We highly recommend popping into any local chain jewelry store to have your ring size professionally measured with the right tools. The best part? It’s totally free and takes less than 5 minutes!

Remember to ask for the diameter or circumference in millimeters when you're there, as conversion methods from mms > UK/EU sizing can differ between jewelers. That way, we can convert it on our end and ensure the final size is as accurate as possible.


2. Measure Your Ring Size Yourself
If you are not able to get your measurements taken professionally, measuring at home can work too! A little tip: because our fingers change size throughout the day, it’s best to measure in the evening when they’re at their largest. And remember, cold weather can shrink your fingers a tad, so try to measure when it’s not too chilly.

A few simple online guides exist for taking one's ring size at home. While they are usually a fair amount less accurate than professionally taken measurements, these measures can come in quite handy. Repeating these methods a few times will help you get the most accurate result!


2a. Measuring One of Your Existing Rings
Take one of your rings that fits well. Use a ruler to measure the internal diameter of your ring in millimetres (mm). The internal diameter is the furthest line across the inside space of the ring, not measured from the outside.


2b. The String Method
If you do not already have a ring that fits well, use a thin (about 1cm wide) cut-out piece of paper or a string to wrap around your finger. Mark with a pen where the two ends of the string/piece of paper overlap. Then, lay the string or paper down on a flat surface. Using a ruler, measure the piece of paper/string until the line you drew. The measurement should be the diameter of the ring you are looking for.

HOW CAN I FIGURE OUT MY PARTNER'S RING SIZE?


Are you wondering how to find the perfect ring size for your partner without ruining the surprise? You’re not alone! The only fail-proof way of getting your partner’s ring size 100% correct would be to take them to a local jeweller to have their ring size taken professionally, but it can definitely be tricky getting sneaky measurements if it’s a surprise gift—we completely understand!

In that case, we ask that you get as close as you can to an accurate measurement. If it turns out to be just a few millimetres off, we would be happy to resize the ring for free later. Here are some methods to get sneaky ring measurements from your partner.

1. "Borrow" Your Partner’s Ring
Suppose you're able to find a ring that you've seen your partner wear on that finger, and you can “borrow it” to get it sized at any local jeweler without them noticing. In that case, this method is the most reliable. However, we understand this might be a little tricky – especially if they wear their jewellery daily.

2. Get Your Partner’s Friends Involved
You could always get one of your partner’s trusted friends involved! They will most likely be able to get your partner's ring size from them without raising any warning signs and would be happy to take on the secret mission.

3. The Paper and Pencil Method
You could always get one of your partner’s trusted friends involved! They will most likely be able to get your partner's ring size from them without raising any warning signs and would be happy to take on the secret mission.

If none of the options above seem possible, you can take the measurements yourself. The most accurate at-home measurement would be measuring the internal diameter in millimetres (mm). The internal diameter is the furthest line across the inside space of the ring, not measured from the outside.

For the paper and pencil method, you only really need to have the ring for a few seconds to lay it flat on a piece of small paper and trace around the inner circle of the band before returning the ring to its spot. Once you're alone later, you can take your time accurately measuring the diameter with a ruler.

Once you get that measurement in millimetres, you can use the chart below to see which UK/EUR size corresponds with your measurements.

Alternatively, we are happy to perform the conversion for you and let you know the ring size based on that measurement.

CONCLUSION


Sizing a ring might seem daunting, but with these tips and a little creativity, you're well on your way to nailing down the perfect fit. Whether you opt for a professional measurement or get crafty with at-home methods, knowing your (or your partner's) size will make your next ring purchase a whole lot easier.
And remember, even if the size isn't spot-on the first time, resizing options are always available to make adjustments later. So don't stress too much about perfecting it on the first try—what matters most is the thought, effort, and excitement of choosing a ring that symbolizes something special. So go ahead—make that special purchase with confidence, knowing your secret mission was a success!