Ring Size Guide
Unsure of your ring size?
We’re here to help. At Royal Asscher, we know that every fine piece begins with the perfect fit. That’s why we offer two easy ways to measure your ring size — whether you’re planning a proposal, celebrating an anniversary, or simply treating yourself.
How to measure ring size?
All Royal Asscher rings are specified in standard European sizes. View the conversion chart to see how these sizes map to finger circumference and how they convert in measurement units of other countries.
Request a Complimentary Ring Sizer
Prefer to measure in person? We’ll send you a complimentary Royal Asscher Ring Sizer so you can determine your size from the comfort of home.
To receive yours by mail, simply email enquires@royalasscher.com with your name and shipping address or fill in the form below
Shipping Times:
5–7 business days
May take longer depending on location
Need it right now? Download our Ring Sizing Guide
If you’d like to measure your ring size immediately, you can use our printable Ring Sizing Guide.
Download the Ring Sizing Guide
Tips for printing:
- page scaling to “none”
- Use the guide to match an existing ring to the printed size circles
- Make sure the ring fits the exact finger (and hand) you’ll wear your new ring on
How to Use Our Ring Sizer
Step 1
Cut out the Ring Sizer
Carefully cut along the outline of the printable ring sizer. Make a small slit where indicated so you can thread the pointed end through.
Step 2
Wrap around your finger
Slide the pointed end through the slit and gently wrap the sizer around the widest part of the intended finger, keeping the numbers facing out.
Step 3
Adjust for a snug fit
Pull until the ring sizer fits securely but comfortably. It should slide over your knuckle, but not feel too loose.
Step 4
Read your ring size
Note the number that aligns with the slit is your ring size. If you're between sizes, we recommend choosing the slightly larger one for comfort.
Ring sizing tips
- Measure the correct finger on the correct hand: Your dominant hand is often slightly larger, so be sure to measure the exact finger where the ring will be worn.
- Band width affects fit: Rings with wider bands may feel tighter. If you’re measuring an existing ring, choose one with a similar width to the style you're planning to purchase.
- Measure at normal body temperature: Fingers can expand in heat and shrink when cold, so avoid measuring if your hands are unusually warm or cool.
- Timing matters: Your fingers naturally fluctuate throughout the day. The most accurate time to measure is in the evening, when your fingers are at their largest.
- Have a prominent knuckle? Take two measurements — one at the knuckle and one below it — then choose a size in between for the best fit.
- When in doubt, size up slightly: A ring that's too tight can be uncomfortable, while a slightly larger ring can be resized more easily. This is especially helpful in warmer climates where fingers may swell.
Order Ring Sizer
Our complimentary Ring Sizer lets you accurately and conveniently measure your ring size at home.