Looking for a way to check your finger size at home? If you want to measure at home, the easiest way is to use a metal ring size tool. If you want accuracy, we recommend having your measurements taken at a jewelry store. Non-professional metal ring sizing tools may have an error of several millimeters. In addition, the size of fingers changes depending on the season and weather, and some people's fingers may be one size larger in the summer and one size smaller in the winter. Not everyone will notice this change in size, but the key is to measure at a temperature that feels comfortable. We also recommend that you consider finger size variations when wearing rings.
1. Try the metal ring size tool on your finger starting with the largest ring and find the size that is most comfortable for you to wear. If it's too tight or comes off easily, it won't fit your finger. The appropriate size should make you feel comfortable. Once you have found the correct size, proceed to step 2.
2. When removing the ring, it is desirable that the second joint gets slightly caught and that it can be removed by turning the ring left and right with your fingers extended. The size is not suitable for you to have trouble removing it. Depending on your finger, it may be difficult to swell or it may swell easily. Choose a size that is comfortable to wear and will not fall off while you are wearing it.
Did you find your ring size? congratulations!
* The size of the left hand and right hand are different even though the fingers are the same. Be sure to measure on the finger of the hand that will be wearing the ring.
Please also note that ring size may change depending on the season, temperature and humidity. Generally, in the summer, the fingers swell and increase in size, and in the winter, the fingers contract and become smaller in size.
Please consider the above and find the most suitable size for you. If you are not sure about the size, it is best to check at a jewelry store.
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