A ring is a circular band of durable material, often gold. It is worn on the finger as an ornament or a token of betrothal or marriage. It also serves as a form of protection against harm or injury, such as in a ring of shields.
Measuring Your Ring Size
A good ring should fit snugly around the base of your finger, but not be too tight. If your ring is too tight, it will irritate the skin and can lead to blisters or other problems. To measure your ring, wrap flexible measuring tape around the base of your finger, close to your knuckle. Try to make sure there is no bulging or indent marks from the tape.
You can use a cloth or plastic measuring tape, but metal is more difficult to wrap around your finger and could cause injury. If you’re going to use a metal tape, be sure to choose one that doesn’t have a shiny surface or you may get a nasty scratch!
If you’re unsure about your ring size, go to a local jewelry store and have a professional size it for you. It can be very tricky to get a ring that fits correctly, and it’s much easier to take your ring into a jeweler to have it sized than it is to have it resized at home.
Ask someone to help you measure the ring on her finger
A very reliable way to determine your juno ring size is to ask someone who knows your partner well and can vouch for it. This can be a close friend or family member.
Ensure that the person you’re asking is a trustworthy person and doesn’t know any of your personal information, including your address or phone number. It’s best to ask only a few people and keep the conversation short.
When you’re measuring your finger, be sure to do it in a comfortable environment and toward the end of the day. Our fingers tend to swell overnight, so you don’t want to measure in the morning as you wake up.
If you are sizing an extremely wide ring, add an allowance of about 0.25 to 0.5 for the extra width. This is especially true for rings with wider bands than a standard ring.
There are some metal rings that aren’t able to be resized without loss in the aesthetic. These are often hard to find and more expensive than regular rings, so make sure you know what you’re getting before settling on the size of your ring.
You should also be aware that if your finger is very thick, you might want to choose a ring that is at least a millimeter larger than your actual ring size. This can save you money in the long run, since you’ll only have to buy a smaller ring when it’s time to exchange your rings.
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