
How to know your ring size
Scarlet Angel
Buying rings online can be frustrating if you don't know your ring size. The first thing you should know is that each finger has a different measurement. Second, countries often have different ways of measuring finger sizes, just like shoes and clothing. In Mexico, ring sizes are the same as in the United States.
We have developed a guide so that you can figure out the size of your fingers without having to leave your house. Before starting, the first thing you should do is choose which finger you want to wear your PAAR ring on.
Once you decide, you must follow these simple steps.
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