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Ring Size Guide
Find Your Perfect Fit with the Rings Of Australia Ring Sizer
At Rings Of Australia, we know that choosing an engagement ring or any special piece of jewellery is a meaningful moment. One of the most important steps in making your ring truly perfect is ensuring it fits flawlessly. That’s why we offer an easy and reliable way to determine your exact ring size, so you can shop with confidence and comfort.
Why Ring Size Matters
A well-fitted ring doesn’t just feel good — it also looks elegant and stays secure on your finger. Whether you’re buying a sparkling engagement ring, a timeless wedding band, or a special gift, knowing your ring size ensures you avoid resizing hassles and enjoy a seamless experience from the start.
At Rings Of Australia, we’re dedicated to helping you find your perfect ring size easily and accurately.
How to Find Your Ring Size at Home
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Download Our Free Ring Size Guide
Our downloadable Ring Size Guide PDF is a quick and accurate way to measure your ring size. Simply print the guide at 100% scale, follow the instructions, and you’ll know your size in just a few minutes.
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Measure an Existing Ring
If you already own a ring that fits perfectly, measure its inner diameter in millimetres using a ruler or caliper. Then, match the measurement with our size chart included in the PDF. This method is quick and highly precise. -
Use a String or Paper Method
- Cut a thin strip of paper or a piece of string.
- Wrap it comfortably around the base of your finger.
- Mark the spot where the ends meet.
- Measure the length in millimetres and compare it to our sizing chart.
Tips for Accurate Ring Sizing
- Measure your finger at the end of the day when it is slightly larger for a better fit.
- Avoid measuring when your hands are cold, as this can cause your fingers to shrink.
- Remember that wider bands may require a slightly larger size for comfort.
Need Extra Help? We’re Here for You!
If you’re unsure or need personalized advice, the friendly team at Rings Of Australia is always ready to assist. We can guide you step-by-step to make sure your chosen ring fits perfectly and feels just right.
Whether you’re shopping for yourself or surprising someone special, having the right size is essential to making the moment unforgettable.
Shop with Confidence
At Rings Of Australia, we take pride in offering high-quality, beautifully crafted rings designed to last a lifetime. With our easy ring sizing tools, you can confidently choose a ring that fits like it was made just for you.
Ring Size FAQs
What if my ring doesn’t fit when it arrives?
If your ring doesn’t fit we offer One Free Resize for engagement and wedding rings to use within the first 12 months of your ring's completion (subject to eligible design style/metal type). For full resizing details please visit our detailed page here.
Can I get my ring size checked in your showroom?
Of course! Book an appointment OR Visit our Office
How can I secretly know my partner's ring size?
This is a hard one! But we have a few tips and tricks for you over on this page.
What should I do if I'm in between ring sizes?
If you are between sizes we recommend going up to the nearest size. This will allow for some room in warmer weather.
Does resizing weaken the ring?
The resizing process involves carefully adding or removing a small amount of precious metal to achieve the perfect fit. While resizing a ring too many sizes up or down can affect its structural integrity, we follow safe resizing thresholds to avoid this.
At Rings of Australia, our expert jewellers maintain high quality standards to ensure your ring stays strong and secure. Every resized ring is cleaned and polished before it’s returned to you — so it looks as good as new.
What is the most common engagement ring size?
The most common ring size is between K and P. If you measure your size and fall outside of this range we recommend double checking your ring size with another method to ensure it is correct as most rings can only be resized by a limited amount.
Please refer to the distribution graph below showing the most common ring sizes.
