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    Queensmith Printable Ring Sizer

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    To determine your ring size: 1. Print the ring size guide on A4 paper and ensure the measurements line up correctly with a ruler. 2. Try rings worn on your left ring finger or measure a ring from your right hand. 3. Place rings over the printed circles to find the closest matching size. Sizes that fall between two circles are half-sizes.

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    Queensmith Printable Ring Sizer

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    To determine your ring size: 1. Print the ring size guide on A4 paper and ensure the measurements line up correctly with a ruler. 2. Try rings worn on your left ring finger or measure a ring from your right hand. 3. Place rings over the printed circles to find the closest matching size. Sizes that fall between two circles are half-sizes.

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    To determine your ring size: 1. Print the ring size guide on A4 paper and ensure the measurements line up correctly with a ruler. 2. Try rings worn on your left ring finger or measure a ring from your right hand. 3. Place rings over the printed circles to find the closest matching size. Sizes that fall between two circles are half-sizes.

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    Queensmith Printable Ring Sizer

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    To determine your ring size: 1. Print the ring size guide on A4 paper and ensure the measurements line up correctly with a ruler. 2. Try rings worn on your left ring finger or measure a ring from your right hand. 3. Place rings over the printed circles to find the closest matching size. Sizes that fall between two circles are half-sizes.

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    How To Determine Your Ring Size

    Getting your ring size right


    1. First off, make sure you’re printing this to scale so all the measurements are accurate - this guide is only compatible
    with A4 paper.

    2. When printing, check the scale by using the following - for Windows, set page scaling to ‘none’, then print. Mac users,
    edit the scale to ‘customised’, type ‘100’, and print. Double check you’re printing on A4 paper!

    3. Once printed, check the measurements on this scale and ensure they line up perfectly with your ruler or measuring
    tape. If so, we’re good to go!

    0 10 20 30 40 50mm 0 1 2 in

    Useful tip: engagement rings and wedding rings are worn on the third finger of your left hand.
    This is called your ‘ring finger’ and is next to your pinky.

    Measuring the ring you have


    1. Select the ring you’d like to measure. Note, each of our fingers will measure differently - sometimes quite drastically.
    So, make sure the ring you select fits well on the finger you intend to create a ring for.

    2. If you don’t have a ring for the finger you intend to create a ring for, find a ring worn on the same finger on the other
    hand. If you’re looking for an engagement ring size, you can use rings worn on the third finger of the right hand - but
    it may need adjusting later.

    3. Use the following circles to find the closest match - simply place the ring on top of whichever looks right, until you find
    the right fit!
    Place your ring over the circle
    UK Ring Size
    M The circle’s outer edge should touch
    Diameter in mm 16.8mm your ring’s inner edge

    E F G H I J K L M
    13.7mm 14.1mm 14.5mm 14.9mm 15.2mm 15.6mm 16mm 16.4mm 16.8mm

    N O P Q R S T U
    17.2mm 17.6mm 18mm 18.4mm 18.8mm 19.2mm 19.5mm 19.9mm

    If your ring size appears to fall somewhere between two different circles,
    it’ll be a half size measurement, for example ‘M ½’

    For assistance please email us at [email protected] or call us on 0207 831 1901


    Find more helpful tips at queensmith.co.uk

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