Ring Size Guide

XONYL Fit Guide

Find Your
Right Fit.

A smart ring should feel secure without feeling tight. Follow this guide to choose your finger, measure carefully, and confirm the fit before placing your order.

Hand wearing a XONYL smart ring
01

Secure, Not Tight

The ring should remain in place without restricting circulation or creating discomfort.

02

Check Your Knuckle

It should pass over the knuckle with mild resistance, without requiring excessive force.

03

Measure More Than Once

Finger size can change with temperature, activity, hydration, and time of day.

04

Choose the Finger First

Measure the exact hand and finger where you plan to wear your XONYL ring.

Three Simple Steps

Measure With Confidence

Work through each step carefully before selecting your ring size.

Choose your finger for a secure XONYL smart ring fit

Choose the exact finger and hand where you plan to wear your XONYL ring. The index, middle, or ring finger can work well when the ring sits securely and maintains comfortable skin contact.

Avoid a finger where the knuckle is significantly wider than the base, because this can make the ring difficult to size correctly.

Measure the inside diameter of a ring that already fits the same finger, or use a non-stretch strip of paper to measure your finger circumference.

Record the measurement in millimeters and compare it with the XONYL size chart below.

Avoid stretchy string because it may tighten and produce an inaccurate measurement.

The ring should feel secure without causing pressure, numbness, or discomfort. It should remain in place during normal movement and should not spin freely around your finger.

Measure again later in the day when your hands are at a normal temperature before placing your order.

Measurement Methods

Choose the Method That Works for You

How to measure the inside diameter of an existing ring

Measure the Inside Diameter

  1. Choose a ring that fits the same finger where you will wear your XONYL ring.
  2. Place the ring on a flat surface.
  3. Measure straight across the center of the inside opening.
  4. Do not include the thickness of the ring itself.
  5. Record the inside diameter in millimeters.
How to measure your finger using a strip of paper

Measure Your Finger Circumference

  1. Cut a narrow strip of non-stretch paper.
  2. Wrap it snugly around the widest part of your finger.
  3. Mark the point where the paper overlaps.
  4. Lay the strip flat and measure the length in millimeters.
  5. Compare the measurement with the size chart.

Final Fit Check

Know How It Should Feel

Too Loose

Moves or Spins Freely

The ring slips, rotates with little resistance, or loses secure skin contact during normal movement.

Correct Fit

Secure and Comfortable

The ring stays in place, maintains comfortable contact, and moves over the knuckle with mild resistance.

Too Tight

Pressure or Discomfort

The ring causes pain, numbness, tingling, discoloration, or deep pressure marks.

Ready to Choose?

Find the XONYL Ring That Fits Your Routine

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