How to Choose Your 916 Gold Ring Size in Singapore

Choosing the right ring size matters because a good fit should feel secure without being difficult to remove. The most reliable option is to have your finger measured by a jeweller. If you are shopping from home, you can also measure a ring that already fits and compare that measurement with the size options shown on the product page.

Two practical ways to check your ring size

1. Measure a ring that already fits

Choose a ring worn comfortably on the same finger and hand. Place it flat and measure the inside diameter across the centre, from one inner edge to the other. Do not include the thickness of the metal.

Use a ruler marked in millimetres, or a digital caliper if available. A small measuring error can affect the result, so take the measurement more than once. Share the inside diameter with the shop if you need help matching it to the listed Singapore ring size.

2. Measure the intended finger

A jeweller’s ring sizer gives the clearest result. For a quick home estimate, wrap a narrow strip of non-stretch paper around the widest part of the finger, mark where the ends meet, then measure the length in millimetres. The strip should sit snugly without pressing into the skin.

Home measurements are a starting point rather than a guarantee. If the reading sits between sizes, ask the shop before ordering—especially for a wide, hollow or structured design.

Measure at a normal time of day

Fingers can feel different after exercise, in hot weather or when the hands are cold. Measure when your hands are at a comfortable everyday temperature, and repeat the check later in the day. The ring also needs to pass over the knuckle while remaining secure at the base of the finger.

The same nominal size can feel different on another finger or on the opposite hand. Always measure the exact finger on which the ring will be worn.

Allow for the width and shape of the band

A slim band usually feels roomier than a wide band in the same size. If you are considering a broad statement ring, compare it with a ring of similar width rather than a very thin band.

The inside profile matters too. Straight-edged, layered and sculpted designs can sit differently from a plain rounded band. Comfort is personal, so the product’s listed size and construction should be considered together.

Check the exact product variant

SG Gold Shop lists ring size together with the individual piece’s weight on many product pages. Availability can vary by design and by piece. For example, the current 916 Gold Jubilee Design Ring page lists Singapore sizes across its available variants, while other rings may have a narrower selection.

Before adding a ring to your cart, confirm:

• the selected size and weight variant;
• whether the band is slim, wide, hollow or structured;
• the product description and current availability; and
• any sizing or exchange questions with the shop before purchase.

Do not rely on a size label from another country without checking the measurement system. Conversion charts can vary, and an inside-diameter measurement gives the shop more useful information.

A simple fit checklist

The ring should slide over the knuckle with gentle resistance, sit comfortably at the base of the finger and stay in place during normal movement. It should not leave a deep mark, feel painful or spin so freely that it may slip off.

For a gift or an unfamiliar design, professional sizing is worth the extra step. Visit SG Gold Shop at 38 Joo Chiat Road, #01-01, Singapore 427366, or contact the shop with the inside diameter of a well-fitting ring before ordering.

Ready to compare styles? Browse SG Gold Shop’s 916 gold jewellery collection and check the available size-and-weight variants on each ring page.

Product sizes and availability were checked on 2 October 2026 and may change. The feature image is an editorial illustration and does not depict a specific SG Gold Shop product.