When buying a ring online, you may be wondering how to choose the right size. Of course, if you have already received your Glatt Jewelry ring, but missed your exact ring size, your ring will be replaced if you send it back to us in a perfect condition. However, in order to have as few chances as possible for this, I have gathered a few methods how you can determine the desired size of your future Glatt Jewelry ring as accurately as possible.<\/p>
There are two ways to get started, but if you want to be sure, you can try all the two in parallel:<\/strong><\/p> I’m sure you have a favorite ring. In a perfect size that fits right onto your finger. Or maybe that special someone has that kind of a ring whom you would like to buy a piece of Glatt Jewelry. Don\u2019t worry, if you were to buy the first ring of your life right now or you may not know how big should you order as a gift, the second method can still help you out. <\/p> But back to this method! So, let\u2019s stick with your well-proven, favorite ring \u2013 make sure it\u2019s a roughly circular jewelry. Its material doesn\u2019t matter at all. It can be gold, gold-plated silver, silver or even plastic. Once you have found the perfect piece, print out the illustration that can be found\u00a0here<\/a> and try to find out exactly on which circle the\u00a0inside diameter\u00a0of your ring fits onto.<\/p> When you found the perfect size, just\u00a0take a look around the webshop<\/a>, and order the ring you like, the size of your finger.<\/p> If the first method might not work and you can’t print, I’ve made a second tip for you too! Take a piece of paper (it may have already been sketched) and cut out for yourself a strip of paper 4-5 mm wide, about 9-10 cm long, then place it on the finger on which you will be wearing the ring. Wrap it around your finger and use a pencil or pen to mark how long the paper runs out. Then measure this distance using a ruler or tape measure.<\/p> If you have the circumference of your finger in millimeters, look up the appropriate number in the table below. You will find it in the \u201cInner circumference of the ring (finger circumference)\u201d column. Example: If the strip of paper shows that the circumference of your finger is 46.7 mm, then a ring with an average width of size 47 may be ideal for you. Of course, if you choose a wider ring, round the size up; if you choose a thinner jewelry, round down.<\/p>The first method: Measure your own ring!<\/h2>
What you need to know for the measurement:<\/h3>
The second method: Measure the circumference of your finger with a strip of paper<\/h2>