Ring Size Chart
Our silver rings are generally available in sizes 48–61 for women and 53–68 for men.
These sizes correspond to the circumference of your finger in millimetres. This is equivalent to an inner ring diameter of approximately 15–20.7 mm.
How to Find Your Ring Size
Order a Ring Sizer
A reliable way to find your ring size is to order a ring sizer to use at home. Slip it onto the finger you want to wear your new ring on. Tighten the band and read the size through the small magnifying window.
The band should fit like a comfortable ring. You should be able to slide it on and off with slight resistance over your knuckle.
Try Different Sizes at Home
Order two or more sizes and try them on at home, at your own pace. Return any rings that don’t fit. We offer one free size exchange. Register your return through our returns portal.
Measure a Ring You Already Own
If you already have a ring that fits the finger you want to wear your new ring on, you can use it as a reference.
Measure the ring’s inner diameter, excluding the metal band.
Compare your measurement with the sizes in the chart.
You can also visit a jeweller to have your ring measured. Make sure the ring you measure is approximately the same thickness and width as the new ring you’re interested in.
Measure Your Finger’s Circumference
Measure the circumference of your finger using a measuring tape or a piece of string. Your measurement in millimetres corresponds to your ring size and can be compared with sizes 48–65 in the size chart.
For example, a finger circumference of 5.3 cm corresponds to ring size 53.
Order Sample Rings
If you’re buying a diamond ring, wedding ring or engagement ring that is made to order, you can order plain silver rings to try on at home first.
This helps you find the right size before your diamond ring is made.
Find out more in our Sizing Guide For Diamond Rings.
Other things to consider when choosing a ring size
Which finger
There is usually a size difference between, for example, the ring finger and the middle finger. Many people can wear the same size on their middle finger and index finger.
However, the difference is highly individual and the safest thing to do is to measure an existing ring that fits the intended finger. You can also measure the circumference of your finger, see more info below.
Right or left hand
Usually you can wear the same size on your left and right hand. However, sometimes there is a difference of half to a full size between the different hands.
If you are right-handed, the fingers of your right hand are a little stronger than your left and vice versa.
Compare it to a ring you have at home, how it fits on your left and right hands.
Wide or narrow ring
How the ring feels on your finger is also determined by the width of the ring and the thickness of the silver. Wearing multiple silver rings in a combination also affects the feel.
If the ring is narrow , you can wear your usual size.
Wide silver rings like our Plain ring (10 mm) require you to go up a size. We will inform you about this in the item description.
Loose or tight? That's what we think
How a ring should feel on your finger is a matter of taste.
Some people like the rings to be loose and free, while others prefer a tighter feel.
Our general advice regarding fit is that the ring should slip on and off your finger with a little resistance over the joint. Once in place, the ring should be a little loose but you shouldn't lose the ring when you shake hands.
It is important that air gets under the ring so that the skin does not become damp.
Also keep in mind that your hands sometimes swell, so it's a good idea to try on the ring you've ordered a few times during the day, both morning and evening, to make sure the ring is the right size.
/ Maria Laakso
Designer & Founder Mila Silver
