I don't wear a lot of jewelry, but there are times when I see a ring that I've just got to have. Ring sizing is typically a lot more reliable than shoe sizing (Size 7 Mephistos are NOT the same size as Size 7 Nikes), but sometimes our fingers...um...grow, so it's important to have a good idea of what size I need to buy for before I buy. But how do I do this without actually going into the store to get measured?
Enter...The Internet! Since I'm doing most of my shopping at places like Outblush, I needed to find a way to measure my ringsize at home. TRULY dedicated ring buyers can go to Amazon and check out their ring sizer there. For those of us a little less compulsive, there's the printable paper sizer. There are a couple of different varieties but both require scissors or an Xacto knife. The one found here is one you cut out, then wrap around your finger. The other kind is a little more complicated to cut out, but easier to use once you do. Either way, in only a few minutes, you can have your own resizer and never wonder again if a ring you buy online is going to fit when it arrives.
Great Ring Shopping - minus the rings salesman and other shoppers! Who could ask for anything more?
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