Mark the Meeting Point
Use a pen to mark the exact point where the paper strip overlaps. This mark represents your finger circumference.
Finding the right ring size should be simple. Measure your ring or finger in minutes and choose the correct Indian ring size with confidence.
Use a soft cloth and mild soap to maintain brilliance
Keep in a lined box away from other jewellery
Remove before using perfumes, lotions, or cleaners
Protect from scratches during physical activities
Wrap a thin paper strip or thread around the finger where you'll wear your GrahaRatna ring. Keep it snug enough to stay in place but comfortable enough to slide over your knuckle.
Mark the Meeting Point
Use a pen to mark the exact point where the paper strip overlaps. This mark represents your finger circumference.
Don't pull the strip too tightly for the most accurate fit.
Measure the Length in Millimeters
Lay the marked paper strip flat beside a ruler and measure the distance from the starting edge to your mark.
Always measure in millimeters (mm).
This Is Your Finger Circumference
The measurement you've recorded is your finger circumference. Use this number to find your GrahaRatna ring size.
73 mm = Your Finger Circumference
Find Your GrahaRatna Ring Size
Match your finger circumference with the GrahaRatna Ring Size Chart to find your perfect fit.
58 mm = Ring Size 18
Measure the inside diameter of your existing ring.
Measure only the inside diameter of the ring, not the outer edge.
Match your finger diameter and circumference in millimeters (mm) with your perfect GrahaRatna ring size.
Choose the larger size if you're between two measurements for a more comfortable fit.
Measure at room temperature.
Avoid measuring after exercise.
Measure twice for accuracy.
Choose the larger size if between two sizes.