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Hey, I'm about to do the craziest thing of my entire life and buy my girlfriend an engagement ring. God help me. However, she's Canadaian (had to go back a few weeks back, I'll be joining her over there on Nov,. 5th) And so, Canadian ring sizes are based on numbers. I didn't know that until I tried ordering her ring. Lucky the website is unable to ship 5 and a half rings! Otherwise I'd be seriously out of pocket. Anyway, after putting quantity back to 1, I look for sizes, and realise they are alphabetical.

So my question to you guys is, where can I find a conversion table to tell me the size in UK sizes? I've looked on google but I get nothing but bleeding ebay adverts. She's a 5 1/2 in Canadian sizes, anyone know the size in the UK? Would appreciate any help in securing my life sentence, cheers!


HKS-920  Fri 26/10/07 18:32
daffy654
Fri 26/10/07
18:36
According to wikipedia a canadian 5 1/2 is a K 1/2 in the UK.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_size#Convers ion_chart_for_ring_sizes
daffy654
Fri 26/10/07
18:39
Does she have tiny hands because my fiance who used to work in the jewellery trade says a K 1/2 would be smaller than his little finger and he has quite small hands. Can you not just buy from a Canadian website?
HKS-920
Fri 26/10/07
18:40

Question Author

Thanks so much man, much appreciated.
HKS-920
Fri 26/10/07
18:45

Question Author

Ahh, she does have very small hands, yeah. She's only 5ft 3 tall to begin with! But hrrrmm, K 1/2, hrrrmm... I'll look into that a bit more, trouble is, getting the information out of my girlfriend without her tagging onto what I'm up to. But yeah, thanks for the heads up there.
birdwoman
Sun 28/10/07
13:56
That ring size is probably right. My wedding ring is a size I (capital i). I am 5 ft 5" and have pretty slim fingers so a K1/2 sounds about right.
dwaty
Wed 28/11/07
14:15
does she not have any rings that you could take in to a local jewlers they should be able to help you find the correct size, even if you dont intend to buy from them,

any way good luck! hope it goes well.
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