RS-M25 - GOOD ART HLYWD Model 25 Ring
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Mine is size 10 I think sold it off.
You need to get yourself to a jeweller for ring size measurements
Every one is differentThat’s what I was afraid… I’m 55mm in the pinkie, 65 in the heart finger,… and 75mm in the index. But I’m 180cm tall and I weigh 83 kg… I’ll contact GA, because from what I saw, the biggest one might go well on my index…
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As already said, go to any place which sells jewellery and get your fingers measured. They have sample rings of various sizes which you can try on. Measuring with a tape measure or string is inaccurate, especially because you have to make sure that the ring can slide over your knuckle.
Your height and weight have nothing to do with your finger size.
Be sure that your hands are warm when measuring your size. A good trick is to carry a heavy bag in your hand before taking the measurement to ensure your fingers are sufficiently swollen.
GA uses US sizes, so you'll have to convert from whichever country your in. Conversion charts are available online.
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As already said, go to any place which sells jewellery and get your fingers measured. They have sample rings of various sizes which you can try on. Measuring with a tape measure or string is inaccurate, especially because you have to make sure that the ring can slide over your knuckle.
Your height and weight have nothing to do with your finger size.
Be sure that your hands are warm when measuring your size. A good trick is to carry a heavy bag in your hand before taking the measurement to ensure your fingers are sufficiently swollen.
GA uses US sizes, so you'll have to convert from whichever country your in. Conversion charts are available online.
Thanks a lot!! Appreciate your time a lot.
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Buy ring sizing tool from eBay. Cost next to nothing…..
That’s another good idea [emoji362].
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Or Amazon…...
But keep in mind that GA rings are typically much wider than the sizing rings. In my experience, this makes them fit a bit tighter.
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I just picked up a model 28, and while both my index and middle fingers of my right hand easily measure to fit the size 9.75 ring, it is WIDE, and only really makes it on to my ring finger. It's a definite thing to consider that that wider the ring is, the more you should size up, maybe even half a size or more over measure. The width makes a huge difference
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So I have a ring sizer just like the one @Giles posted and it says that I'm a US 7.5.
Should I go with a US8 then since everybody suggested going for half a size larger than what the ring sizer says?
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Or Amazon…...
But keep in mind that GA rings are typically much wider than the sizing rings. In my experience, this makes them fit a bit tighter.
I would second this - I recently got the 25 and it was a struggle even getting the 12 to fit because of the width
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I would second this - I recently got the 25 and it was a struggle even getting the 12 to fit because of the width
Did you go up half a size from your ring sizer/ring size?
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I think I'm a full size up on that finger and it can still feel a tiny bit tight on a hot day
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Mailed Good Art regarding the Model 25 and asked if they recommend sizing up from what the ring sizer says. I've been told that I should go with what my ring sizer says.
I'm confused since there are contradicting experiences here. Back to square one
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Lesson learned: Don't go with what your ring sizer says. In my experience, go up a whole size to one and a half from what your ring sizer says.
My ring sizer says I'm a US 7.5. After reading this thread I ordered half a size larger ( US 8 ) and it was too tight. Based on that experience, I estimated that US 9 should fit better and it does – fits perfectly now.
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