Ring Size Guide: What Does 1.5cm, 1.6cm, 1.7cm & 1.9cm Mean in Ring Size?

Ring Size Guide: What Does 1.5cm, 1.6cm, 1.7cm & 1.9cm Mean in Ring Size?

Trying to figure out your ring size from a measurement in centimeters? You're not alone. Whether you've measured your finger with a string or a ruler, this guide will help you convert your centimeter measurement to the right ring size — so your 8 Other Reasons ring fits perfectly the first time.

How to Measure Your Ring Size at Home

The easiest way to measure your ring size at home is to wrap a thin strip of paper or a piece of string around the base of your finger. Mark where the two ends meet, then measure the length in millimeters or centimeters with a ruler. That measurement is your finger's circumference — use the chart below to find your size.

Alternatively, if you already own a ring that fits well, measure its internal diameter (the distance across the inside of the ring) in centimeters and use that below.

Ring Size Chart: Centimeters to US Size

Diameter (cm) Circumference (cm) US Ring Size
1.5 cm 4.71 cm Size 3
1.6 cm 5.03 cm Size 4 – 4.5
1.7 cm 5.34 cm Size 5 – 5.5
1.8 cm 5.65 cm Size 6 – 6.5
1.9 cm 5.97 cm Size 7 – 7.5
2.0 cm 6.28 cm Size 8

What Ring Size is 1.7cm?

A 1.7cm ring size corresponds to a US size 5 to 5.5. This is one of the most common ring sizes for women. If your finger's internal diameter measures 1.7cm, you'll want to order a size 5 or 5.5 depending on your preference for fit — tighter or looser.

What Ring Size is 1.6cm?

A 1.6cm ring size is approximately a US size 4 to 4.5. This is a smaller ring size, common for petite fingers or pinky rings. If you're between sizes, we recommend sizing up for a more comfortable everyday fit.

What Ring Size is 1.5cm?

A 1.5cm ring size corresponds to a US size 3 — one of the smallest standard ring sizes. If your measurement is 1.5cm, you likely have very slender fingers or are measuring for a pinky ring.

What Ring Size is 1.9cm?

A 1.9cm ring size equals approximately a US size 7 to 7.5 — a very common ring size for women, especially for statement rings worn on the middle or ring finger.

Tips for Getting the Right Fit

  • Measure at the end of the day — fingers tend to be slightly larger in the evening.
  • Measure when warm — cold fingers can be up to half a size smaller.
  • When in doubt, size up — it's easier to size down with a jeweler than to stretch a ring larger.
  • Consider the style — wider bands fit tighter, so go up half a size for thick band rings.

Shop 8 Other Reasons Rings

Now that you know your size, browse our full ring collection — from dainty gold bands to bold statement rings. All 8 Other Reasons rings are hypoallergenic and available in multiple sizes.


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