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 So you dont know your size or the size of who you are shopping for? I am glad to try and help! I offer a fitment guarantee so when you buy from me I promise you will end up with a ring that fits right regardless of how many times I have to ship it. Here is how I can help you find the right size.

     Option 1: The easiest and most accurate option is I can send you my sizing tool for free. This service doesn't even require you to leave your house. You will get my tool in the mail with instructions for using it and a return address and stamp will also be with it to easily send it back when you are done. The down side is this can easily add up to 2 weeks to your buying schedule. Simply request the sizing service in the notes at check out of your ring.

     Option 2: The fastest option if you have an existing ring that fits good. You can use a ruler. For example, a size 9 at the widest internal point measures at 3/4 inch or 19mm. Every 1/2 size difference changes the measurement by just shy of 1/64th inch or 0.4mm. I know my blue colar guys got a set of calipers. Even better!

     Option 3: The fastest option if you do not have an existing ring. Use a piece of string with a loop at one end. Wrap the string around the fattest part of your finger and thread it through the loop. Use a sharpie to mark the string where passes through the loop. The fit of the string should be slightly snug on the fattest part. Ensure that it will pass your knuckle if you are built thin. You will measure the length from your mark to the end of the loop. This is the circumference you need your ring to be. For example if your circumfrence is 2.5 inches or 63.6mm then you are a size 8. Every 1/2 size difference changes measurement by 1.3mm or 1/22nd inch. That is smaller than a 1/16th

     Option 4: Visit a local jeweler for a sizing service which is usually free. Maybe consider tipping them if it is free and you are not buying from them since they are usually paid commission on sales.

     Option 5: Contact me for help over the phone. I can help you with the process and try to guess your size the best that I can. I'm quite good at math. No matter what, I will get you a ring that fits good in the end.