KNOW YOUR RING SIZE

Hey Queen

 Learning how to measure your ring size will help when shopping some of our rings that are not free sizes. Learn how to measure your ring size at home using something you can easily find at home or can get from the dollar store which is a measuring tape rule. You can get a tape rule for your local dollar  store or you probably already have one in your sewing kit . Here are some extra tips to get the sizing right
1. Measure more than once.
You’ll do well to measure your finger several times—say, three times is the charm—to be sure you’ve done it correctly and zeroed in on the right number.

2. Use materials that don’t stretch.

Use a material that doesn’t have any stretch to it. In other words, a rubber band or hair tie isn’t going to be the best way to gauge ring size. Instead, go for twine, floss, ribbon, and similar non-elastic materials that won’t be as apt to lead you astray.

3. Put the string, measuring tape, or other material where you want your ring to sit.

Because a ring size measurement will of course vary based on where you put the material you’re using, be sure you wrap it precisely where you’d like your ring to sit on your finger.

4. Consider the time of day you’re measuring.

Because fingers often swell overnight, it’s best to measure your ring finger around midday as opposed to first thing in the morning.

5. Don’t measure your finger post-workout or shoveling snow.

It might seem like a no-brainer, but a variety of activities—from going for a run to jumping in a hot shower or spending time out in the cold—can cause fingers to swell or contract. This, obviously, can throw off ring size. Also find this chart and also use it the guidelines. 
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