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 Christmas, birthday, graduation, friendship, engagement or just a crush, of course all are good reasons to buy a ring. But one of the most important factors to consider before purchasing is the size of the ring. It must always be perfect. The ring should line up comfortably with your finger. What does this technically mean? In fact, practically the ring should be both tight enough not to fall and large enough to slide over your finger joint.
 To simplify your purchasing process, we offer you a simple tool. Thanks to this size chart, you will surely find the size of a ring that suits you. From one size to another, you will be able to compare it freely several times. In the event that you wish to offer a jewel by surprise, this tool is very practical!
 ABOUT THE FINGER
 Many symbols exist around the fingers. In Canada, as in the United States or in other cultures, wedding rings and engagement rings are traditionally worn on the ring finger of the left hand. So how do you make the finger measurement more accurate? Remember that each finger can have a different ring size. For example, a ring that fits perfectly on your left ring finger will not necessarily be the right size for the right ring finger. So, optimize the measurement on one finger that you will be wearing the ring.
 TIPS FOR MEASURING YOUR FINGER
 Note that the circumference of the finger varies depending on the time of day and the temperature at that time. To get a more precise result, here are some tips:
 Take your measurement at the end of the day when your hands are warm, not cold in the morning.
 Measure your finger circumference several times (3 to 4 times) to get a better result.
 Avoid using string, rope, or paper tape to measure the size of a ring or your finger, as these materials can stretch or twist; which gives an erroneous result.
 Make sure that the measurement you are making on your finger leaves enough room for your joint. The ultimate goal is for your ring to be comfortable.