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Ring Sizing

DANGEROUS THINGS Ring Sizing User guide

  • Hello! I've reviewed the ring sizing guide. This document explains how to accurately determine your ring size using a string or an existing ring. The guide also includes calibration instructions to ensure correct measurements. I'm ready to answer any questions regarding this guide.
  • How do I calibrate the printed page?
    How can I measure my ring size using a string?
    How do I use an existing ring to find the right size?
RING SIZING GUIDE
PRINT THIS PAGE OUT AT 100%
DO NOT SCALE OR USE "FIT TO PAGE"
2. MEASURE
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Then choose one of the following methods to size your ring size:
STRING
B. RING
1. CALIBRATE
You can use a ruler or common coins to confirm the printed elements on this page are the correct size.
A. B.
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Place a real ruler against this printed one
to ensure it is accurate.
Place a coin on the matching circle. You should be
able to see the printed circle around the coin with
no space or gaps.
Use a piece of dental oss or non-elastic string and wrap it nicely around your 2nd knuckle (larger
one) of your nger. Use an ink or felt pen to carefully mark the point where the string overlaps.
Compare the length between the two marks to the chart below to nd your ring size.
Find a ring that ts you well. It should be a wide band style ring with no gem, feature, or cabochon so
it can lay at on the table or a level surface. Place the ring over the circle below that ts best within
the inside of the ring. The circle should be as close to the inside circumference of the ring as possible.
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