Description Free Ring Cutting Size Chart for working out the length of metal to cut. Shown in UK and US ring sizes with EU measurements, the numbers on the left are the internal circumference of the finished ring.  Don’t forget to check back on My Account for your order status, and you can redownload as many times as you like. Please “purchase” this separately to any products that need shipping so we can mark it completed straight away! Soldering a Teardrop Ring Video   Here is the full blog for the Soldering a Teardrop Ring tutorial with all the supplies I used in the video. We don’t recommend using tape to measure ring sizes, we recommend you send your customer a plastic multi ring sizer with their kit. Whatever size your client is, we recommend cutting the length in mm from the righthand column. If you like to pierce through the ring several times when bringing the ends together to form the shank, you might want to add an additional mm. If you’re very accurate at piercing and you don’t cut through, you might be able to take off a mm. Please do not use this chart for gold until you have practice with silver rings, to avoid costly mistakes. This is the chart Nikki has been using for four years, creating thousands and thousands of keepsake and blank rings, now available to you free of charge! How To Use the Free Ring Sizing Chart After you’ve established your customer’s ring size with a multi ring sizer then use a set of digital calipers to measure the length of wire or sheet you want to cut using the length on the column on the right hand side ( 4mm), marking it with a Sharpie. Full tutorial coming soon. Watch Nikki do this on the Keepsaker Supplies TikTok page make a ring from start to finish with twisted wire! Ring Sizing Chart – UK and US Sizes Ring sizing chart UK and US sizes, also EU sizes (which is mm circumference), use at your own discretion. We aren’t liable for any loss of income or mistakes in cutting precious metal for use of this chart, it is meant solely as a guide. If you enjoy it and find it helpful please let others know by posting it on social media with a link to us. And if you’re wondering where I get all my graphics from, I do it myself! I use a combination of copyright-free images and design elements from Creative Market. They do a set of six freebies every week, here’s this week’s. Definitely worth a look: Powered by Creative Market This page contains affiliate links meaning that if you purchase we may earn a small commission, with no extra cost to yourself. Like this:Like Loading... Related