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Ring Size Guide

CYCOLINKS · RING SIZING

Find your ring size.

Our rings use US sizes. Measure the finger you’ll wear it on, then match your measurement below. Available sizes vary by ring.

1. Choose a measuring method

Have a ring that fits?

Measure straight across its centre, from inside edge to inside edge. Match this to inside diameter in the chart.

Use a ring worn on the same finger and hand.

Measuring your finger?

Wrap a narrow strip of paper or non-stretch string around its base. Mark where the ends meet, then lay it flat and measure to the mark. Match to circumference.

Use millimetres for ring measurements: 10 mm = 1 cm. Don’t pull the paper or string tight. This method gives an estimate—repeat it to check.

Prefer to check the fit at home?

Our adjustable ring sizer lets you check a comfortable fit and whether it passes over your knuckle.

Get the ring sizer tool ↗

2. Match to your US size

US
size
UK
approx.
Inside
diameter (mm)
Circumference
(mm)
5 J½ 15.7 49.3
6 L½ 16.5 51.9
7 N½ 17.3 54.4
8 P½ 18.1 57.0
9 R½ 18.9 59.5
10 T½ 19.8 62.1
11 V½ 20.6 64.6
12 Y 21.4 67.2
13 Z+1 22.2 69.7
14 Z+3 23.0 72.3
15 Z+5 23.8 74.8

Measurements and UK conversions are approximate. Order by US size and check the available options on your ring’s product page.

Check the knuckle, too. A ring should feel secure at the base of your finger and slide over the knuckle with gentle resistance. If you’re between sizes, or choosing a wide band, use a ring sizer or ask us before ordering.

A few tips for a more reliable fit
  • Measure when your hands are at a normal, comfortable temperature, ideally later in the day. Avoid measuring just after exercise or when your fingers are unusually cold or swollen.
  • Check two or three times. Different fingers—and the same finger on the other hand—can need different sizes.
  • Wider bands can feel tighter than narrow ones. Check the individual ring’s fit notes rather than automatically adding a full size.
  • Buying a gift? Use a ring that fits the intended finger or check the size with the wearer. A guessed size is less reliable.