[How to measure ring size]

We make each ring to fit your size.

To accurately measure your ring size, we recommend using a special tool called a ring gauge.
We recommend measuring with a tool called a ring gauge.

Please take advantage of our 500 yen ring gauge rental service (400 yen coupon included).

[Measurement tips]

・The product page for each ring lists the features of each ring and tips on choosing the right size. Please refer to this as well.

- If the ring gauge is too tight and cannot be removed, apply dishwashing detergent or soap to it to remove it.

・Your finger may swell depending on the temperature and time of day, which may affect your size. We recommend measuring your finger multiple times at different times.

*Fit may vary from person to person. The measurements shown are only a guide, so please choose the size that best suits your preference.
However, if your fingers become congested when you grip the squeegee, it may be too tight.

[How to use a ring gauge]

Made by Meiko　Use a ring gauge with a round inner shell.

This time, to make it easier to understand, we will remove the ring gauge from the wire.
If you use it without removing it from the wire, place the excess gauge on a table or support the weight of the gauge with your other hand while taking the measurement. If the excess weight is on your fingers, the measurement will not be accurate.

[If the ring you want to purchase is between 0.7 and 3 mm wide]

Eligible products: 18K flat hammered ring / 0.7mm 18K delicate ring / 1.0mm 18K delicate ring / 1.5mm 18K angular ring / 1.8mm 18K and silver ring / 1.8mm hammered silver delicate ring / 1.0mm silver delicate ring / 1.0mm silver round ring / 2.0mm silver round ring / 2.5mm wavy silver ring / 1.8mm silver square ring / 2.5mm

Rings less than 3mm wide can be measured using a single ring gauge.
Put the ring gauge on each finger to find the size that fits you best.

The number written on the ring gauge is the ring size.
This time, my preferred size was 15.

For narrow rings, a slightly tighter fit will improve the fit. This will vary from person to person, but if you are unsure, we recommend choosing a slightly smaller size.

If your knuckle is thicker than the base of your finger, measure it at the base of your finger. If the ring gets caught on the knuckle and you can't get it to go through or remove it, gently bend your finger while putting it on or taking it off. For more details, please refer to the video below.

[If the ring you want to purchase is 4-6 mm wide]

Target products: 18K gold plate ring / 4.2mm silver square ring / 4.0mm silver round ring / 4.5mm [001] Silver Edge Ring

Next, measure a ring that is 4mm to 6mm wide.

Wide rings should be measured using two consecutive ring gauges.

Try on ring gauges of successive sizes, clenching and unclenching your hand to find the size that feels comfortable.

Stack the two pieces together and align them straight to make sure they fit on your finger.

Use the larger of the two sizes as a reference.
It was number 17.

[If the ring you want to purchase is 7-9 mm wide]

Target product: Silver square ring / 7.0mm

Next, measure a ring that is 7mm to 9mm wide.
Assuming a wide ring, use three ring gauges with consecutive sizes.
Continue wearing the ring gauge until it is the right size, with no pressure on your hand, both when closed and when open.

Stack the three pieces together and align them straight to make sure they fit on your finger.

Use the center ring gauge as a reference for your size.
This time it was number 18.

*Wide rings have a larger contact area with the finger, so they are less likely to fall off even if the size is a little loose. Although this varies from person to person, some rings can be worn comfortably even if they are a slightly larger size, so please choose the size that suits you.

[If the ring you want to purchase is 10-12 mm wide]

Target products: Silver square ring / 10.0mm Large silver ring / 12.0mm

Next, measure a ring that is 10mm to 12mm wide.
Use four ring gauges of consecutive sizes.
Whether your hand is closed or open, continue fitting the ring gauge until it fits comfortably.

Stack the four pieces together and align them straight to make sure they fit on your finger.

Use the third ring gauge from the smallest size as a reference.

*Wide rings have a larger contact area with the finger, so they are less likely to fall off even if the size is a little loose. Although this varies from person to person, some rings can be worn comfortably even if they are a slightly larger size, so please choose the size that suits you.

Click here for the 500 yen ring gauge rental service (with a 400 yen coupon)