Find a piece of string or strip of paper no wider than 3/4 inch. Wrap it around the base of the appropriate ring finger. Use a pen to mark the point on the string/paper where it overlaps, forming a complete circle. With a ruler with millimeters (mm), measure the length from the starting end of the string/paper to the pen mark. This is your ring size in millimeters. Now use the chart below to determine your ring size.
Titanium Rings
A nice selection of men's rings made of aircraft grade titanium Silver Rings
The largest selection of silver rings on the planet Butterfly Rings
These beautiful butterfly rings won't fly away. Elephant Rings
We have some very majestic elephant rings


* Use this measurement and the chart to determine your ring size.

Ring Size
(USA)


Measured Size
(mm)
3 44.1
3.5 45.4
4 46.7
4.5 48.0
5 49.2
5.5 50.5
6 51.8
6.5 53.1
7 54.3
7.5 55.6
8 56.9
8.5 58.2
9 59.4
9.5 60.7
10 62.0
10.5 63.3
11 64.5
11.5 65.8
12 67.1
12.5 68.3
13 69.6
Tips For Measuring Ring Size...

Here are some tips to assure an accurate ring size measurement:

* Don't measure cold fingers, as this is when fingers are their smallest.
* For the most accurate reading, measure the finger at the end of the day when the finger is the largest.

If you're buying the ring as a surprise,

* Ask your partner's mother or one of the friends if they know the finger size.
* Borrow one of your partners rings and slide it down a tapered candle. Then measure according to the chart above.

Tips for Buying a Sterling Silver Ring
# Make sure the Silver is Sterling
# Pure Silver is very prone to damage, look for .925 Silver jewelry
# Only buy from a reputable source like zulu moon.com, with over 85,000 visits per month we are one of the busiest silver stores on the planet.

Tips for Buying Titanium Rings

* Titanium Rings are very hard and not sizable.
* Try to buy a correct size, take a good measurment
* When buying titanium rings, be careful of the vendors return policy