Ring Size Calculator
Convert finger circumference or diameter to ring sizes in US, UK, EU, and Japan/China/Korea systems. Includes band width and timing adjustments.
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How to Use This Calculator
- Wrap a strip of paper around your finger just below the knuckle.
- Mark the overlap point, remove and measure the paper length in mm — this is your circumference.
- Enter this number into the calculator to see your US, UK, EU, and JP ring sizes instantly.
- Use the Professional tab for band width and timing adjustments.
Formula
Diameter (mm) = Circumference / π
US Size = (Circumference − 36.5) / 2.555
EU Size = Circumference − 40
UK: letter lookup table (every ~1.25mm)
US Size = (Circumference − 36.5) / 2.555
EU Size = Circumference − 40
UK: letter lookup table (every ~1.25mm)
Example
Example: Finger circumference = 57mm.
Diameter = 57 / π = 18.15mm | US Size ≈ 8 | UK = P | EU = 17 | JP ≈ 15
Diameter = 57 / π = 18.15mm | US Size ≈ 8 | UK = P | EU = 17 | JP ≈ 15
Frequently Asked Questions
- Wrap a thin strip of paper around your finger, mark where it overlaps, and measure the length in mm. That is your finger circumference. Enter it into this calculator to get your ring size.
- The average women's ring size in the US is 6-6.5. The average men's ring size is 9-10. Finger size varies significantly by person, so always measure before buying.
- Yes. For bands wider than 6mm, size up 0.5. For bands wider than 12mm, size up 1 full size. Wider bands grip more finger surface and feel tighter.
- Measure in the afternoon or evening when fingers are at their largest. Avoid measuring when cold (fingers shrink) or after exercise or heat exposure (fingers swell). Remeasure if unsure.
- Yes — your dominant hand fingers are typically 0.5 sizes larger than your non-dominant hand. If buying a ring for your right hand (dominant) and measuring your left hand, add 0.5.