Size Guide
A little guidance from Pinkalie
The perfect piece,
the perfect fit
Find your ring size with a few simple, gentle steps.
Two methods, a few easy steps and a little precision.
Before you begin
A moment to find your perfect fit
Have a millimetre ruler, a strip of paper and a pencil ready. If you already have a ring that fits well, you can also use the second method.
Method 01 · Without a ring
Measure around your finger
You will need a narrow strip of paper, a pencil and a ruler.
- Wrap the paper around the base of your finger, where the ring will sit, rather than directly around the knuckle. The paper should fit snugly without pressing into your skin.
- Mark the overlap with your pencil, exactly where the paper overlaps.
- Unwrap and measure the length from the beginning of the strip to your mark, in millimetres. This is your finger circumference.
- Check the chart in the “Finger circumference” column. Measure again to check your result.
Illustration only, not to scale. Use your own ruler.
Example: a finger circumference of approximately 55 mm corresponds to size 7 in the Pinkalie chart.
Method 02 · With your ring
Measure a ring that fits
- Choose a comfortable ring that you already wear on the same finger and the same hand.
- Lay it flat on a ruler marked in millimetres.
- Measure across the centre of the opening, from one inside edge to the other. Do not include the thickness of the metal.
- Check the chart in the “Inside diameter” column.
Illustration only, not to scale.
Example: an inside diameter of approximately 17.3 mm corresponds to size 7.
Your reference
Find your ring size
Sizes offered by Pinkalie: 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 (US sizes). We offer only these whole sizes: no half sizes or other sizes are available. Available sizes vary by design; check the product page. Measurements in millimetres are approximate.
| Ring size | Finger circumference (mm) |
Inside diameter (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 50 | 15.7 |
| 6 | 52 | 16.5 |
| 7 | 55 | 17.3 |
| 8 | 57 | 18.2 |
| 9 | 60 | 18.9 |
Between sizes? If your measurement falls between two available sizes, choose the larger size, then check that it is comfortable and passes over your knuckle. If your measurement is outside sizes 5 to 9, or you are unsure, contact us before ordering.
The little details that make a difference
- Measure the finger you will actually wear the ring on: your hands may have different sizes.
- Measure when your hands are at their usual temperature, rather than very cold or swollen.
- The ring should pass over your knuckle without being too loose at the base of your finger.
- Repeat the measurement and avoid materials that stretch, such as elastic ribbon.
- For a wide band or a measurement that is difficult to read, ask an authorized retailer for advice.
Close to your heart
What about your necklaces?
The necklaces featured in the Pinkalie guide adjust to three lengths:
Chain extensions measuring 2 in (5.1 cm), in silver, rose and yellow finishes, are sold separately. Check the length and compatibility on the product page for your chosen design.
A little gentle guidance
Still a little unsure?
An in-store measurement is the best way to confirm your size. Our retailers can help you find a comfortable fit.
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Here I am, Pinkalie
Let me introduce myself, Pinkalie or Rosalie. I am the third generation of a family jewelry business and I grew up in the industry. I am passionate about jewelry and all things shiny, so it was only natural for me to start my own jewelry collection.
I wanted this collection to embody romance and femininity and to highlight some of my favorite semi-precious stones: moonstone, rose quartz, opal, and morganite. I draw inspiration from the designs of my favorite jewelry to create my own pieces.
I also wanted this collection to highlight women because every woman deserves to shine! That's why each piece of jewelry bears a woman's name.
Pinkalie is committed to giving back to women in need through various foundations, including the Breast Cancer Foundation and the Mothers with Power Foundation. By purchasing a piece of Pinkalie jewelry, you're helping to do the same.