Ring Size Converter
Convert ring sizes across US, UK, EU/ISO, Japan, plus inner circumference and diameter in millimetres. Anchored to circumference β the measurement that doesn't change between countries.
Convert any ring size
How to measure & use it
Measure an existing ring
Take a ring that fits the right finger and measure its inner diameter across the middle in mm. Enter it under βDiameterβ.
Or wrap a strip
Wrap a thin strip of paper around the finger, mark where it overlaps, and measure the length in mm. That's your circumference β or print our ring sizer.
Read every system
The converter shows US, UK, EU, JP, circumference and diameter together. EU equals the circumference, so it's the safest cross-check.
Between sizes? Size up
If you land between two, choose the larger β a slightly loose ring can be resized down more easily than a tight one can be stretched.
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View on Amazon βHow these conversions are calculated
Ring sizes are anchored to inner circumference in millimetres. The EU/ISO size equals that circumference (ISO 8653); US sizes follow the standard inner-diameter formula (0.032in per size); UK letters and Japanese numbers follow cross-checked international charts. UK half-letter conventions vary slightly between jewellers, so treat UK letters as the closest equivalent and confirm with a physical sizer.
Sources: ISO 8653:2016 β EU ring size = inner circumference (mm); US/Canada standard β inner diameter, 0.032in per size from 0.458in base; Cross-checked international ring charts (ringchart.co.uk, antoanetta.com, miniwebtool, 2026).