Bering rings size

Below is a guide to finding the correct Bering ring size for your fingers. And this also in the case of outer and inner rings (inner / outer ring).

International ring size chart

EU (mm)	US	UK	Průměr (mm)
50	US 5	J	15,7
52	US 6	L	16,5
55	US 7	N	17,4
57	US 8	P	18,2
60	US 9	R	19,0
63	US 10	T	19,8
65	US 11	V	20,6
68	US 12	X	21,5
70	US 13	Z	22,3
73	US14	Z+1	23,0
75	US15	Z+2	23,8

 

How to combine the base (outer ring) with accessories (inner ring)

If you are not ordering a complete combination (such as Aurelia or Nottingham rings) or a starter set, you must choose the size of the combined elements correctly.

In order for the inner ring (accessory) to fit on the outer ring (base), the inner ring must be two numbers larger (ie 5 mm in EU numbering).

• Inner ring - can be worn separately
• Inner + outer ring - unscrew the outer ring, insert the inner ring and screw the outer ring back on
• Outer ring (base) - can be worn alone

In the table you will find their overview of the sizes of the foundations and the corresponding accessories.

            basis            +        supplement            =    combination

 

BERING size	Basis EU (mm)	Supplement EU (mm)	Basis diameter (mm)	Supplement diameter (mm)
3	-	50	-	15,9
4	-	52	-	16,4
5	50	55	15,7	17,2
6	52	57	16,5	18,0
7	55	60	17,4	18,9
8	57	63	18,2	19,7
9	60	65	19,0	20,5
10	63	68	19,8	21,3
11	65	70	20,6	22,0
12	68	73	21,5	23,0
13	70	75	22,3	23,8

 

How to determine the correct ring size

Procedure 1. – simply measure the inner diameter

Do you have a favorite ring? Simply measure the inside diameter of the ring (the part marked in red below). You can find your size by radius in the last columns of the previous table - see Base diameter and the corresponding add-on size - Add-on diameter.

 

 

Procedure 2. – measure the circumference of the finger

To find out the size of the ring, you only need a piece of thread or a strip of paper. Wrap it fairly tightly around the place on the finger where you want to wear the ring and mark where it overlaps. Then measure the length. Measured millimeters reflect the inner circumference of the outer ring (base).

 

Useful tips:

• The ring should never be too loose or too tight, so as not to limit the pleasant feeling of wearing it. If you are unsure, method 1 (measuring the diameter of the ring) is more accurate.
• Fingers can change slightly depending on the season, time of day, temperature and age. For example, the fingers are slightly wider in the evening when they are warm than in the morning when they are cold. Our tip – measure your size in the evening.