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Do you already have another ring at home?
If you already have a good fitting ring, you can use that to determine the size.
Step 1: Prepare material
Step 2: Measure the existing ring
Lay the existing ring flat on a flat surface. Make sure that it does not deform or twist. Use the ruler or tape measure to measure the inside diameter of the ring. This is the distance from one inner edge to the opposite inner edge of the ring. Note the measurement in millimeters.
Step 3: Compare with our size chart
Now compare the measurement you noted with our size scale and choose the appropriate ring size.
If you don’t have a matching ring at home, you can easily determine your size with the following procedure.
Step 1: Prepare material
Step 2: Measure the circumference of the finger
Wrap the thin strip of paper or string around the finger you want to wear the ring on. Make sure the strip fits snugly, but not too tight or too loose. Use a pencil to mark the place where the strip or string overlaps.
Step 3: Check the size
To make sure that the determined ring size is correct, you can wrap the thin paper strip or string around your finger again and place the ring on it. Check that it fits comfortably and is not too loose or too tight. Repeat this step if necessary to find the optimal size.
Tip: If you want more accurate measurements, you can repeat the process several times and take the average of the measurements.
Step 4: Compare with our size chart
Now compare the measurement you noted with our size scale and choose the appropriate ring size.
| Size | Inner diameter |
| 1 | 16.5 mm |
| 2 | 17.3 mm |
| 3 | 18.1 mm |
Don’t worry too much about your ring size.
After your order you will immediately receive our LIINI fingerprint kit.
Included are original and pre-cut ring templates to try on.
So you can always change to a smaller or larger ring before engraving in the worst case.
