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How to Find Ring Size from Existing Ring

Trying to find her ring size on the D.L.?

You've come to the right place!

In this article, we're going to guide you about finding her ring size with a ring she already owns and fits perfectly on her finger. 👍

 

The first and best and most professional way to find your ring size is using a Ring Sizing Stick. We can give one of them to our clients before and after their purchase so they'll make the right decision. We're hoping this can make your purchasing experience easier and more confident.

Free Ring Sizing Stick

 

Send us your name and address to Max@Leyloon.com if you want one of these for Free. Just put Ring Sizing Stick at your subject or headline, then we'll take care of the rest.

 

There's also other proven DIY methods where you can find your accurate ring size.

How to Find Ring Size from Existing Ring

What You'll Need:

1) A ring that fits her perfectly 💍

2) A ruler or tape measure 📏

3) A ring size chart 📊

Steps to Find Ring Size From an Existing Ring:

1) Find a ring she loves and pocket it (Don't worry, it's not bad if you're borrowing for a good cause!)

2) Keep the ring on a flat surface 

3) Line up the 0-line of your ruler with the inside edge of the ring

Note: You're measuring the inner diameter of the ring, so your measurements should line up with the inside! Doesn't matter how thick or thin the band is at all.

4) Stretch out the ruler until it touches the opposite the end of the ring

5) Take the reading between the two inside edges of the ring (in inches, cm, or mm, whichever one you want)

6) Match your measurement against the given ring size chart.

7) Keep in mind that the biggest number you achieve is the right number.

And voila! There's her size! ✨

 

Remember, if her size falls between two options, go for the bigger one. It's easier to size down than up.

Tell us what you think about this method in the comments below!

All the best, and good luck! 

 

 

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