Once you have selected your
precious stone and the ring
design you need to specify your
ring size so that we make your
ring to exacting standards and
then consecrate and energize it
in our temple before sending it
to you.
There are two methods to
measure your ring size:
1)Getting your ring size
measured by the local jeweler
(Highly recommended)
Visit your local jewelry shop
and request the jeweler to take
measurement of the finger you
want the ring for. This is a 5
minute procedure in which the
jeweler will take your ring size
using a standard steel ring size
measure made of different loops.
Given below is the table of ring
sizes of each country. Please
specify us the United States
ring size.
2)
Things to keep in mind
Take measurement only with a
steel ring measure. Avoid
measurement with copper or
plastic ring measures as a
degree of inaccuracy creeps in.
Avoid taking measurement just
after a hot bath, exercise, or a
very cold day as water levels in
the body fluctuate during these
occasions and a degree of
inaccuracy might creep in.
We have statistically noted that the ring size taken by the paper strip method is often incorrect. We strongly discourage you to perform this exercise.
Note For USA Patrons: Accurate Ring sizes can be taken at any of the Jewelry counters in Macy's or Walmart. Generally they will do this for you complimentary/ free. You can offer to pay a small tip if you want.
Please visit the local jeweler and get the accurate ring size from a Steel Measure.
3) Taking your ring size
yourself (This is definitely not recommended as your ring is for planetary benefits and the Gem should be touching your skin. For this it is vital that you get an accurate ring size measured by a professional as recommended above.)
Wrap a piece of string or
strip of paper around your
finger. Mark with a pen where
the string or paper meets around
your finger.
Use a ruler to measure the
length of the string or paper up
to the marked point. Make sure
that you measure from the start
of the string or paper to the
point rather than from the end
by mistake. This will give the
circumference of your finger.
Divide the circumference
(C) by 3.14 (p) to get the
diameter (D) of your finger. The
diameter refers to the distance
across your finger in a straight
line, or the width of your
finger.
Check the resulting number
against the table above to get
your ring size.
Convert your Ring Size to the ring size used in other countries using the following form. Select a ring size in any one category, the rest will change to match.
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