The average ring size of a woman is usually between 9 to 14, whereas, for men, it is 7 to 22. Mostly these standard sizes are available at every store, including Charu Jewels. However, if you cannot find your perfect size in the available stock, you can always place a custom order.

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If you’re planning to order online for your special day, you need to – measure and determine the appropriate ring size. Additionally, choosing the right size is necessary when ordering a custom gold ring as exchange limitations arise afterward.

Things To Know:

Placing an order online for a ring isn’t that hard, but keeping some tips in mind can benefit you with the perfect outcome.

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Think about your knuckle: If you are aware that your knuckle is larger than average, get one-half size larger than what your finger alone suggests. Otherwise, you won’t be able to slide a ring into the correct spot.

Acquire reliability over many tries: Since the size varies with temperature, your finger might get smaller as you become colder and larger as you become hotter. So experts recommend getting three to four measurements of your finger.

Similarly, knowing “”HOW TO MEASURE YOUR RING SIZE”” is essential at home. Read On To Know How!

MEASURING A RING AT HOME:

1. Measuring with a ruler:

If you already have a ring that fits you perfectly, you can easily identify your size using a ruler. Take a ruler & measure the ring entirely from edge to edge. Now measure millimeters and put the figure into the measurement conversion chart to find your ring size.

2. Measuring USING STRING, PAPER & RULER:

Wrap a piece of paper around your finger. Now, mark the point where your end meets. Measure the length of the piece with a ruler & pick the nearest number on the ring size chart, and bingo, you’re ready with your ring size.