NIUPIKA Ring Sizer Set - Finger Size Gauge Measure Tool for Jewelry Sizing - Rings Size 1-13 with Half Size - 27 Pieces Review

They make a great value for a cheap gauge set! The measurements are exactly the same as on my frame!

Husband wanted a rubber ring because he does it regularly. I didn't know what size it needed so I bought it and it does exactly what it's supposed to. I could appreciate its accuracy on my 4.5 finger, which matched the caliber perfectly. I'll probably never use it again unless we gain weight but it's still nice to have easily and if someone we know ever needs it I'll probably just give it to them.

To measure ring sizes for our wedding bands. I recommend measuring the specific finger you are planning to buy a ring for several times a day before making a decision. Your finger size can change throughout the day, so it's best to measure your finger at different times over several days and try to narrow it down to the most comfortable size. I bought my ring and it fits perfectly so this is an accurate and easy way to measure your ring size.

Not only were the ring size markings ridiculously incomprehensible, there was no guide to deciphering them and our best efforts resulted in us buying not 1 but 2 rings ( both my wife and I ). ) that were too small. The night before my Pandemic Zoom wedding, I had to rush to Walmart to buy a ring. This is probably the worst purchase I've made since March 2020 when I was scammed by someone who was selling a UPS that said they only needed new batteries. Yes, I make mistakes. It was one of them. As

I bought this to match my finger size with a ring I was planning to buy online and it fits true to size. The ring I ordered couldn't fit better. I have heard that these do it yourself ring gauges are a bad idea and that you should go to an experienced jeweler, but my experience with jewelers measuring my fingers has not been as successful as using this gauge. My engagement ring from Jared was the wrong size and was too big and the other ring I have from Kay Jewelers was also the wrong size. The

True to size, but you have to be careful. Reduce the size to the smallest possible while still being able to take the size off your finger. Once you get the right size it should go on, but it shouldn't be easy to pull off. I believe many people will settle for a larger size than they need because the size is made of thin and light plastic and is easier to stay in place. A real ring will shift and twist on your finger if it gets too big. It took 3 attempts to put it on my fiance but we ended up…