Getting it right

Why ring size matters

A ring that is too loose can slip off, and one that is too tight is uncomfortable. Because every BEUSÉA ring is made to order in your exact size, a precise measurement is the first step to a ring that feels effortless from the very first day.

Three ways to find your size

  • Measuring ring size at home with a paper strip around the ring finger | BEUSÉA

    Measure your finger

    Wrap a paper strip around the base of the finger, mark the overlap and measure the length in millimetres.

  • Ring on a ring size mandrel | BEUSÉA

    Measure a ring

    Measure the inside diameter of a ring that fits the intended finger and match it to the chart.

  • Jeweller's sizing rings used by our experts to confirm your size | BEUSÉA

    Let our experts guide you

    Share your measurement, or the inside diameter of a ring that already fits, and we will find your perfect size together.

How to measure your ring size at home

  1. Cut a thin strip of paper, about 5 mm wide and 10 cm long.
  2. Wrap it around the base of the finger, snug but not tight. It should slide over the knuckle.
  3. Mark the point where the paper overlaps.
  4. Lay the strip flat and measure the length in millimetres. This is your circumference.
  5. Find the closest circumference in the chart below.

How to calculate your ring size

You only need one measurement to work out every international size:

  • EU and German size = inner circumference in millimetres. A circumference of 54 mm is EU size 54.
  • Diameter = circumference ÷ 3.14. A circumference of 54 mm equals a diameter of about 17.2 mm.
  • US size ≈ (diameter in mm − 11.63) ÷ 0.8128. A diameter of 17.2 mm is about US size 7.

In Germany, ring sizes are usually given as the circumference (for example 54), but some jewellers also use the inner diameter (for example 17.2). Our chart shows both.

International ring size conversion chart

EU / DE US / CA UK / AU Diameter (mm) Circumference (mm)
44 3.0 F 14.1 44.2
45 3.5 G½ 14.5 45.5
47 4.0 H½ 14.9 46.8
48 4.5 I½ 15.3 48.0
49 5.0 J½ 15.7 49.3
51 5.5 K½ 16.1 50.6
52 6.0 L½ 16.5 51.9
53 6.5 M½ 16.9 53.1
54 7.0 N½ 17.3 54.4
56 7.5 O½ 17.7 55.7
57 8.0 P½ 18.1 57.0
58 8.5 Q½ 18.5 58.2
60 9.0 R½ 18.9 59.5
61 9.5 S½ 19.4 60.8
62 10.0 T½ 19.8 62.1
63 10.5 U½ 20.2 63.3
65 11.0 V½ 20.6 64.6
66 11.5 W½ 21.0 65.9
67 12.0 X½ 21.4 67.2
68 12.5 Z 21.8 68.5
70 13.0 Z+1 22.2 69.7

Conversions are rounded; when a measurement falls between two sizes, choose the larger one.

Tips for a perfect fit

  • Measure at the end of the day. Fingers are smallest in the morning and in cold weather, and largest in the evening and in warm weather.
  • Measure three times. Take the average of measurements on different days.
  • Mind the knuckle. If the knuckle is wider than the base of the finger, choose a size that slides over it comfortably.
  • Wide bands fit tighter. For bands wider than 4 mm, go up half to one size.
  • The dominant hand is larger. The right ring finger is often half a size bigger than the left.

Keeping the proposal a surprise

Borrow a ring she wears on her ring finger and measure its inside diameter, or trace its inside on paper. Ask a friend or family member for help. And do not worry: every BEUSÉA ring includes one free resizing, so you can propose with confidence.

Solitaire engagement ring setting | BEUSÉA

Still unsure?

We will help you find it

Finding the right size should feel effortless. Send us your measurement and our experts will confirm it with you before your ring is crafted.

And should it ever need a gentle adjustment, one resizing is always included, free of charge.

Frequently asked questions

What is the most common ring size for women?

In Europe, sizes 52 to 54 (US 6 to 7) are the most common, but always measure rather than guess.

How do I convert EU to US ring size?

Use the chart above, or divide the EU size by 3.14 to get the diameter, subtract 11.63 and divide by 0.8128.

What if my ring does not fit?

No need to worry. Every BEUSÉA ring includes one resizing, completely free of charge.

Should an engagement ring be tight or loose?

Snug enough not to slip off, loose enough to slide over the knuckle with slight resistance.