RING SIZE CHART

SIZE CHART

Ring Size

We use standard US sizing. If you already know your size, please use the ring size chart below to determine your size in US sizing.
PASCAL Size Diameter (mm) Circumference (mm) US UK

France

 Italy
Small 14.9 47.5 4 H½ 47 6.75
Small 15.7 50 5 J½ 49.5 9.25
Small 16.5 52.5 6 M 52 12
Medium 17.3 55 7 O 54.5 14.5
Medium 18.1 57.5 8 Q 57 17
Medium 19.1 60 9 S 59.5 19.75
Large 19.9 62.5 10 T½ 62.5 22.25
Large 20.7 65 11 V½ 65 25
Large 21.4 67 12 X½ 66.5 27.5
If you don't know your size, don't have an existing ring and you don't have a printer:
  1.  Get a piece of string or cut up a thin piece of paper. Make sure the piece of paper is really thin or it won't be accurate!
  2. Wrap it around your finger firmly. Make sure the paper/string sits very firm on your finger and how you would want the ring to fit; that means it should not be loose and not extremely tight.
  3. Mark the spot where the paper meets and measure the distance with a ruler (mm).
Tips:
  1. Please measure your finger when they are warm as cold fingers will measure smaller.
  2. Choose the ring size that is closest to your circumference if you are in-between sizes.
  3. Consider the design of the ring. Rings with wider bands tend to fit more snugly.Plan to size up by at least one size for chunky bands (>4mm) and size down accordingly for very thin designs (<1.3mm).
  4. Consider the design of the ring. Rings with wider bands tend to fit more snugly.Plan to size up by at least one size for chunky bands (>4mm) and size down accordingly for very thin designs (<1.3mm).

 

Bracelet Size

General Inches (In) Millimeters (mm)
S 5 127
S 5.5 140
S 6 152
M 6.5 165
M 7 178
L 7.5 190
L 8 203