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How to choose the right ring size?

Advices
14.01.2020

If you feel like falling in love with one of our Pierre Lannier rings but you don't know which ring size to choose, then you have come to the right place. In this article, the House gives you all its tips to help you find the perfect size of your jewel.

 

 

Pierre Lannier rings

The House offers a wide range of ring collections, so that each of you can find his or her own jewel. Most of these collections are associated with Pierre Lannier women's watches, so that you can accessorize your wrist in a thousand different ways. We have imagined our collections according to our watchmaking universe, but also to our French savoir-faire. All our rings are available in sizes 50, 52 and 54. These models are the result of a collaboration between our designers and passionate jewelry creators. If Pierre Lannier jewels inspire you, our article on the new trends of jewels to offer is made for you.

 

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We are often reluctant to buy a ring on the internet since we cannot try it on. To overcome this problem, Pierre Lannier gives you its tips to measure the size of your finger, in order to find the perfect size of your jewel. Keep in mind that the diameter of your finger differs depending on the time of day, and that it is more likely that your finger is thinner when it is cold. It is also important to check if the diameter of the same finger varies from your right hand to your left hand. To get the best measurement of your finger, the House recommends that you measure it at the end of your day.

 

 

Tip No. 1:

To measure your finger circumference, we recommend using a paper strip (about 5 cm long and 1 cm wide). Wrap it around your finger, then mark the point where the first end meets the body of the strip. Unroll the strip, lay it on a flat surface and measure the distance in millimeters between the end of the strip and the mark. Finally, refer to your measurement in the table opposite to know your size. To get the measurement directly, you can use a tape measure instead of the paper strip.

Tip No. 2:

If you already have a ring which you feel is the perfect size for your next purchase, you can print our Pierre Lannier ring sizer. Download and print this PDF file to get a measuring tool similar to the ring sizer. Place your ring on each circle to define the most corresponding size possible. To avoid measurement errors, remember to check the calibration of your printer and the printing options (unit, scale...).


If you are hesitating between two sizes, it is generally advisable to choose the larger size, or if you wish, to change fingers in order to get as close as possible to the perfect size. Also keep in mind that the House offers you the possibility to return your purchases free of charge for a period of 30 days (and 60 days in December).

 

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