A well-fitted ring should slide comfortably over the knuckle, with slight resistance when removed. It should neither feel too tight nor slip off too easily. Keep in mind that finger size naturally fluctuates throughout the day, while the width of the band and the ring’s design can also affect how it fits. To determine your correct size, follow a few simple guidelines.
1. Choose the right time to measure. Ideally, measure your finger towards the end of the day, at room temperature. For greater accuracy, repeat the measurement at different times.
2. Consider natural changes in finger size. Temperature, physical activity, and water retention can all affect finger circumference. Avoid measuring immediately after exercise or in extremely hot or cold conditions.
3. Pay attention to comfort. Your ring should sit comfortably at the base of your finger and pass over the knuckle without excessive resistance. Remember that the same finger on your left and right hands may differ in size.
4. Check your exact measurements. Measure your finger’s circumference in millimetres or the inner diameter of a ring you already own, then compare the result with the size chart. We show ring sizes in the British scale: a circumference of 52 mm is size L½. You can also use the BELLER Ring Size Guide. Download the document and print it at 100% scale.
For engagement rings, wedding bands, and designs with more intricate constructions, we particularly recommend professional sizing at a BELLER boutique. Our specialists will help you select the right size, taking into account the specific characteristics of your chosen design.