Ring sizes | Tips | International ring size conversion chart
Read how to find your perfect ring size. Tips from the goldsmiths and stylist-experts in the jewelry and wedding rings field. Find your international ring size below.
Saagæ ring size to order:
- The price for all mm sizes in the stated size range on the product pages is the same.
- Stocked items are 1x sized smaller to fit your ring size, free of charge. We can make stock rings bigger too: Pricing is 78 euro + cost of the gold needed.
- If you have a bigger ring size then the ring sizes that are listed: Please contact us for customizations, options and pricing. We will make a custom order for you for the bigger size ring. Pricing: For mm sizes bigger than the standard size range, a surcharge of 10% of the price is added per mm size bigger. (1mm bigger is a 10% surcharge, 2mm bigger is a 20% surcharge)
International ring size conversion chart:
Rings available at Saagæ rings use the diameter of ring (in mm) sizing. (second column, see below) We use the mm sizes in steps of quarter millimeters (0,25mm) for your perfect fit.
For example:
16mm
16,25mm
16,5mm
16,75mm
17mm
17,25mm
etc.
If you know your size in USA/EU/UK/JAPAN find the nearest mm size below to order your Saagæ ring.
Order a ringsizer with us here if you are not sure of your ring size. Measuring the inside of a ring with a ruler is not a precise way to determine your size.
TIPS for finding your perfect ring size:
- Please use the correct finger of the correct hand for finding the size. Sizes of different fingers mostly are different, and left and right hands mostly have size differences.
- When there is limited space between your fingers when you close them together, its advisable to choose a Saagae ring that is slim. That's probably more convenient to wear. For example Aurora StyleNo 28/29, Earth No 10/11/59/ or 60 Rock StyleNo 21/22.
- Our Saagæ rings are sized in the middle of the width of the ring. (in the heart of the ring, see picture below)
- In cold weather, finger sizes are mostly smaller compared to the finger size in warm weather. The size difference can sometimes change up to half a size in summer or winter. Most people wear the ring on the bigger hand/finger in cold season and on the smaller hand/finger in the warm season. I would advise to choose the size you can wear most of the year.
- An idea is to wear a ring (from a ringsizer) for a day or 2 to feel the size during the day, night, after sports or walks, outside and inside the house.
- Rings can mostly be resized after purchase by your local jeweller or by us. (Additional costs may apply.) We advise to wear the purchased ring(s) for 2 weeks to see and feel if resizing is needed, or not, especially in summer.
Contact us if you need any advice. We are here for you! :)