How to Find Your Ring Size: A Guide to Purchasing a Ring Based on Your Finger Size
The question of “Will you marry me?” may be one of the most important moments in a young woman’s life. As such, many women spend time thinking about what kind of engagement rings they want and how to figure out their own finger size.
Here are some easy steps to finding your engagement ring size and creating your perfect ring!
Measure your ring size
Looking for an easy way to find your ring size guide? Measure your hand. It can be done quickly using a pair of measuring tape or you can use an instrument like this ring size quiz.
If you have a wedding coming up, try some ring fit images to see which style would best suit your finger size.
The Blueprint Method: To create a diamond ring from a cubic zirconia, I must start with a 10-point cubic zirconia ring. That may sound impossible, but it is surprisingly easy with a little patience. Here’s my step-by-step guide to creating a cubic zirconia ring in ten steps.
Measure a cubic zirconia ring
Take the dimensions of your cubic zirconia ring and try them on your finger.
Compare your measurements to the chart
Some rings may be better suited to smaller or larger hands. The size of a woman’s finger is directly proportional to the circumference of her finger, as measured on a computerized fingertip caliper.
The smaller you measure your finger, the larger your ring size will be. Find Your Ring Size The size of your finger varies between women.
The perfect engagement ring for you
First of all, the important thing to remember when buying an engagement ring is that you do not need to be sure it fits the guy you’re engaged to. What’s more important is that it fits you, and that you both like it.
How much does your ring size matter?
Your ring size is actually not very important in many cases.
Conclusion
If your preferred marriage date isn’t in the near future, you may want to consider waiting a few years before you get engaged.
