Here are four different ways to find your ring size. Choose whichever method feels most comfortable, but if you are between two sizes, always choose the larger one.

Option 1. Using your phone camera

Measure your finger with your phone in under two minutes, without a printer or another ring for reference.

1. Open the product page of the ring you like and select “Find my size”, just below the size selector.
2. If you are using a computer, scan the QR code with your phone camera. If you are already on your phone, select “Find my size” and continue there.
3. Allow camera access and follow the on-screen instructions to measure the finger on which you will wear the ring.
4. When you finish, you will see your size and can return to the ring page with that size already selected.

Bear in mind that sizing can vary from one finger to another and between your right and left hands. Always measure the exact finger on which you plan to wear the ring. A thicker ring will usually fit a little more snugly than a thin one.

You can also measure your size directly from here now:

Option 2. Finger sizer

1. Print this size guide on an A4 page and make sure the print scale is set to 100%.
2. To check that it printed correctly, measure the reference line with a ruler and make sure it is 10 cm long.
3. Cut out the sizer along the solid outline marked with the scissors.
4. Carefully cut along the central dotted line using a craft knife or scissors.
5. Assemble the sizer by rolling it with the printed side facing outwards and threading it through the slit.
6. Place the sizer around the finger you want to measure and gently pull the end until it no longer slides, without making it feel tight.
7. The sizer will show your size. If it falls between two sizes, always choose the larger one.

Option 3. Ring sizer

1. As with the previous option, print this page with your printer scale set to 100%.
2. To check that the printed measurement is correct, measure the indicated scale with a ruler and make sure it is exactly 5 cm long.
3. Take a ring that already fits you the way you would like your San Saru ring to fit and place it over the circles.
4. The circle should fit neatly inside the ring, without the ring covering the line or leaving a gap. You have now found your size.

Option 4. Without a printer

1. Take a ring that already fits you the way you would like your San Saru ring to fit, along with a ruler.
2. Measure the ring’s inner diameter straight across the centre.
3. Compare that measurement with the conversion table below.

Ring size conversion table

Sizes 22 and 24 have limited availability. If you are interested in either of these sizes, the following models are available:

Mazel Ring Chandi Ring Narsi Ring

Midi rings and toe rings are available in two sizes: S, equivalent to size 4, and M, equivalent to size 6.

If you are between two sizes, always choose the larger one. If you are still unsure after using this method, try the previous two options.

To understand the measurements of our bracelets, follow these steps using the printable guide below.

1. Print this page with your printer scale set to 100%.
2. Cut out the sizer shown at the side, following the solid outline marked with the scissors.
3. To check that the printed measurement is correct, use a ruler to measure the sizer scale and make sure it is exactly 5 cm long.
4. Carefully cut along the dotted line at the start of the ruler using a craft knife or scissors.
5. Measure your wrist and compare the result in centimetres with the circumference shown for bangles or the length of the bracelet you would like to buy.
6. You can find this information on each bracelet’s product page.