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Ring Sizing Guide

UK to US Ring Size Conversion Chart

Easily convert UK ring sizes (A–Z) to US, EU, and circumference measurements to find your perfect fit.

How to Measure Your Ring Size

  • Measure your finger at the end of the day, when it's at its largest.
  • Wrap a strip of paper or string around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps, and measure in mm.
  • Use the circumference to find your corresponding UK or US ring size.
  • When between sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size—especially for wide bands.

Ring Size Conversion Table

UK Size US Size EU Size Diameter (mm) Circumference (mm)
C 1¾ 40½ 12.5 39.1
D 2¼ 41½ 13.0 40.8
E 2¾ 42¾ 13.3 41.9
F 3¼ 44 13.7 43.1
G 3¾ 45¼ 14.1 44.3
H 4¼ 46½ 14.5 45.5
I 4½ 47¾ 14.9 46.8
J 5 49 15.3 48.0
K 5½ 50¼ 15.7 49.3
L 6 51½ 16.1 50.6
M 6½ 52¾ 16.5 51.8
N 7 54 16.9 53.1
O 7½ 55¼ 17.3 54.4
P 8 56½ 17.7 55.7
Q 8½ 57¾ 18.1 57.0
R 9 59 18.5 58.3
S 9½ 60¼ 19.0 59.5
T 10 61½ 19.4 60.8
U 10½ 62¾ 19.8 62.1
V 11 64 20.2 63.4
W 11½ 65¼ 20.6 64.6
X 12 66½ 21.0 65.9
Y 12½ 67¾ 21.4 67.2
Z 13 68¾ 21.8 68.5

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does ring width matter?
Wider bands fit more snugly — we recommend sizing up slightly for wider rings.


Do you offer bespoke sizing help?

Yes — if you're in the UK, simply order our "Send Me a Ring Sizer" option. We'll send you a ring sizer along with a helpful guide, then wait for your sizing instructions before we begin making your ring. If your size isn’t listed, or if you’d like guidance or to book an appointment at our Birmingham Jewellery Quarter workshop for a personal ring sizing consultation, please get in touch.

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