A measured inside diameter or circumference can produce a chart-based starting size, not guaranteed fit. Preserve the unit and method, reject uncertain input, show the lookup and rounding, then verify the exact finger and intended ring width professionally.

A non-interactive ring-size calculator specification that accepts only clearly measured inputs, exposes its chart and rounding method, and keeps professional sizing and fit uncertainty visible.

What this guide covers

Choose one supported method and measure in the unit shown without mixing fields.
Review the normalized dimension, chart version, nearest match, and any rounding.
Confirm the exact finger, joint, sample width, comfort, and ring geometry with a professional gauge.

Accept only a measurement you can explain

A future calculator should pause before producing a number whenever the method or units are unclear.

Select inside diameter, inside circumference, or a supported existing-ring method before entering a value.
State millimeters or another permitted unit explicitly and keep enough measurement precision for the chosen chart.
Use an existing ring only when it fits the intended finger and remains perfectly round; measure the inside, never the outside.
Record the exact finger, dominant hand, joint difference, intended band width, and whether the measurement was repeated.
Stop when a photo is uncalibrated, a ring is misshapen, a string is stretched, or repeated values disagree materially.

Make the size estimate traceable

The calculation should be simple enough to audit line by line and cautious enough to leave fit judgment with the exact ring.

Normalize — Preserve the physical dimension
Convert a supported input into inside circumference or diameter using a named unit, without silently changing method or inventing missing precision.
Look up — Use one versioned chart
Find the matching row in the selected sizing system and show the measured dimension beside the returned label.
Bound — Expose rounding and uncertainty
If the value sits between sizes, show both neighbors and the rounding rule, then name width, geometry, joint, temperature, and comfort as unresolved factors.

The number is not a fit promise

Calculator boundary
This preview explains a method but performs no calculation and stores no measurement. A future estimate cannot guarantee comfort, joint passage, fit, resizing, production, stock, price, quote, reservation, or order acceptance; professional measurement of the exact finger and comparable width remains the decision point.

Ring-size calculator questions

Why can the same finger need a different size for a wide ring?

Band width changes how much skin contact and resistance the ring creates. A professional can compare gauges or samples closer to the intended construction.

Can I calculate from a ring that is slightly oval?

Not reliably with a single diameter. A misshapen ring can distort the measurement; use a professional ring stick or size the intended finger instead.

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