Review on 📏 SE Metal Ring Sizer Set (36-Piece) - JT130RS by Denise Davis

There seem to be many similar complaints. Without directions, the best way to approach this item is to start with the largest ring. The tab says 24.2 (top) 15- (bottom). It's on one side of this element. On the other side is 76 (top) and 36 (bottom). What I was able to piece together is: 15 - - this is US ring size 15.5 and 10 = -10.75 I have no idea what the top number is supposed to stand for (e.g. -24.2) The other side , which reads 76 (top) is the metric system and 36 (bottom) is just the number of the ring in that bundle (36 rings in total). So if you're looking for the US equivalent, look for the page with the - or = symbols. What I find odd is that the sizes shown appear random. Only some of the rings with sizes - (1/2 or 0.5) or = (3/4 or 0.75) are included. I know that for each size (60 rings - x,x,25 , x,5 , x .75) there are many rings, but it seems that they only contained what they thought were the most common sizes. Sizes .75. The number stamping is pretty careless and some numbers are very hard to spot. You'll eventually need to look at the before and after the ring to get the number (if the rings around it are well stamped too). Sloppily stamped numbers aren't really a problem, but being only 1/2 ring size is a bit odd. I recommend looking for one that has all ring sizes and paying the extra money.