Australian Ring Size Chart

You can measure your ring size using a strip of paper, string, or a ring sizer tool. Wrap it around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps, then measure the length in millimetres to find your ring size circumference. For the most accurate results, refer to an Australian ring size chart and measure at the end of the day when your fingers are slightly larger.

Borrow one of their rings, ideally one worn on the correct finger and compare it to a ring size chart or take it to a jeweller. You could also ask a close friend or family member, or discreetly compare hand sizes. Try tracing the inside of a ring they wear, pressing it into a soft material, or slipping it onto your own finger and marking where it fits. These tricks can help you get an accurate estimate without ruining the surprise.

It’s common to propose without knowing your partner’s exact ring size. Many people choose a slightly larger ring that can be resized later or use a temporary or placeholder ring for the proposal. Afterward, you can book a professional ring sizing appointment to ensure the perfect fit.

For this reason, many jewellers, including LINDELLI, offer complimentary resizing after the proposal. If you have a photo of your partner’s hand, an expert can often estimate the size to help guide your selection.

Start with a men's ring size guide, most men fall between sizes P and S. If he wears other rings, borrow one to compare or size it with a tool. You can always resize it later if needed.

The average women’s ring size typically falls between size K and M (UK / Australian sizing). However, ring size can vary based on several factors including hand shape, knuckle size, height, and even the climate. It’s also common for finger size to fluctuate with seasonal changes, temperature, or pregnancy — so a professional sizing appointment is always recommended for the most accurate fit.

Promise rings are typically worn on the ring finger of the left hand before engagement. Some people wear them on the right hand to avoid confusion with an engagement ring, it all comes down to personal meaning and style.