Size Guide

RINGS

All Andrea Barrail rings are specified in standard US sizes, view the conversion chart to see how our sizes map to your finger circumference, as well as how US sizes convert to all other countries.

How to determine your ring size?

Our team has created a comprehensive ring size guide, which includes a ring size chart, and some tips for measuring at home.

2 ways to know your ring size at home:

1.Measure the diameter of your own ring (see diagram below)

2. Measure your finger with a paper slip

Determine Your Ring Size with Paper Slip and Ruler:

1. Wrap the paper slip around the base of your finger.

2. Mark the intersection with a pen.

3. Use a ruler to measure the length of the paper slip.

4. Compare the circumference and pick a ring size that’s close to yours on the ring size chart.

Extra Tips for Perfect Sizing

1. The ring should fit your finger comfortably: snug enough so it won’t fall off, but loose enough to slide over your knuckle with ease.

2. If your knuckle is bigger than the base of the finger, measure both places and choose a size in between the two.

3. Measure your ring size at night while your hands are warm. Finger size vary slightly -expand with heat and shrink in the cold-. In addition, be aware that the fingers of your dominant hand are generally thicker.

4. To assure accuracy, measure a few times not just once.

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Tips on buying a ring as a gift:

Because this can be tricky as you may not know the exact ring size, here are some ways to find it out - in secret.

- Ask friends or family of the person if they know the ring size.

- secretly borrow one of their rings and measure it yourself

- a personal favorite for our team - while with the person, ask if you can try on their rings because "you like them" and see up to what part of your finger their ring fits, don't forget this part, later measure that part of your finger.