Women's chiseled openwork zirconia steel engagement ring

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Engagement ring for women in chiseled openwork zirconium steel

Reference Bague-R0423NZ-T6

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€15.90

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Truely unique in its shape, this ring made of stainless steel has been carefully cut on the dish of three furrows on each side and decorated with zirconium stones.

Ring size

TIP TO FIND THE SIZE OF YOUR RING

First of all, do not be frightened by the long visual effect of our guide, we make sure that determine your ring size will only take a few minutes, see seconds :)

We will help you choose your ring size with this complete guide, whether you already have a ring.

✦ If you do not have PerAs Ringing ✦

Step 1: Cut a short piece of tape or string. For precise measurement, wrap it around the finger to which you will wear the ring. Be sure to tighten the ribbon or string around your finger.

Step 2: Where the two ends of the ribbon overlap, make a mark (line) with a pen or pencil.

Step 3: Measure the distance between the 2 marks to know the circumference of your finger (EU size).

Step 4: The result obtained will tell you the circumference of your finger (Europe size). The measurement taken is corresponding in mm. So if for example you find the 62mm measurement (6.2cm) then your finger circumference is size 62, which also corresponds to the French size.

Refer to this table below ↓

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✦ If you already have a ring ✦

Our advice: Do not refer to the printed bodies that you will find on many sites. Why? Because when you print them, they are often a bad scale. It is better to refer to the inside diameter of the ring that you have and refer to the table of correspondence below a little lower. Indeed, you already have a ring or ring that suits you, in this case, simply measure the internal diameter of it. To do this, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Place the ring on a flat surface and have a graduated rule in a millimeter.

Step 2: Measure the internal diameter of the ring. Attention, we are talking about the internal diameter and not the circumference (see image below) for this, the rule must attach the left inner face and the right inner face of the ring. Be careful to keep the rule well straight.

Step 3: Once the measurement is taken, simply refer to the ring of the ring size and thus determine your size of your ring.

IMPORTANT: It is absolutely necessary that your ring is round so that there is the least possible margin of error. If the measurement falls between two sizes, it is advisable to choose the top size.