Ring Size Guide

1. Getting Started

Shopping for rings online offers endless choices—but finding the perfect fit can be challenging because you can’t try them on in person. And choosing the wrong ring size can lead to more inconvenience than expected. Beyond discomfort, it may require additional adjustments and a longer waiting time. In some cases—especially with intricate designs or special materials—resizing can be difficult or not recommended at all.

At Clorosea, we understand this concern. That’s why we’ve created this guide to help you choose the right size with confidence.

Please review the information carefully before placing your order.

2. How To Determine Ring Size?

1) Measure an existing ring

* If you know there is a ring that fits perfectly, but you are not sure about its size, measure the inside diameter and the bandwidth by placing a ruler either on top of the ring or underneath it.

* Please send us some photos according to the following pictures, and we will assist you in choosing the correct size!

2) Use a ring size gauge to find out the perfect size

* If you don’t know the size at all, this would be the best way to take your measurements! Since it’s metallic, it more closely resembles the feeling of wearing a ring, and you can easily tell the size by checking the labels. If you want to be foolproof, you can also follow Method 1 and take a photo and send it to us.

3) Use a ring sizer for the measurement

* Please don’t snap it too tightly or loosely; make sure it can turn around on your finger, but there are no gaps. Sending us a picture of you wearing it on your finger would be helpful for the judgment.

4) Get sizing at your local jeweler

It’s a good idea to get sized at a nearby jeweler! However, please ask them about the bandwidth they usually use. Just like mentioned at the beginning, a ring with a narrow band will fit slightly larger on the same size, while a ring with a wider band will fit more snugly. The reasoning is simple: the more metal on your finger, the more space it takes up and the tighter it will fit.

5) Measure the circumference of the finger

Unlike metal or plastic, paper strips and thread are thicker and more flexible. As a result, they can create a slight bulge or slack when wrapped around the finger, leading to a measurement slightly larger than the actual size.

Though this way is simple and convenient, it is usually used as a secondary insight, as it may not provide the same accuracy as professional ring sizing tools.

Notice: Please measure multiple times to ensure errors are minimized. Additionally, please let us know your/her height and weight as a reference if you intend to use this method.

*Use a strip of paper, a piece of string, or a measuring tape around your finger and mark the overlap. Then, take it off, make it straight, and measure from the beginning to the overlap.

Please send us a photo of the measuring strip or string.

In conclusion, if you are measuring at home, sending us pictures of your measuring process is a very important step.

If you need any assistance, please get in touch with us at service@clorosea.com

3. Sizing & Design Tips

1)For ring sizes smaller than 4US
Rings with smaller circumferences have tighter curvature, which can put extra stress on the side settings and make side stones more prone to loosening over time.
We recommend choosing designs with fewer or smaller side stones to ensure long-lasting durability and comfort.

2)For ring sizes bigger than 9US
Larger rings naturally experience greater structural stress when worn, as the metal band spans a wider circle and endures more bending force during daily wear.
To maintain proper strength and balance, we suggest choosing styles with a band thickness of at least 1.6 mm. If you notice that the thickness listed on our product page does not meet this specification, feel free to contact us for customization.

RING SIZE CHART