The complete 2026 Taiwan ring-size guide โ measure finger circumference or an existing ring, calculate the nearest Taiwan international size, compare EU ยท US ยท UK ยท Japan conversions and use a printable diameter gauge.
Many Taiwanese jewellery shops use a numerical chart called Taiwan international size or ๅ้ๅ. The safest way to identify a size is to measure the ring's inner diameter or the finger's inner circumference in millimetres, because Taiwan international, Taiwan metric, US, European and Japanese numbers are not interchangeable. As a worked example, Taiwan international size 10 is approximately 16.0 mm diameter and 50.3 mm circumference. Use the Taiwan ring-size calculator or the complete chart below.
Measure the circumference around the intended finger or the inner diameter of a ring that already fits. The example uses 50.3 mm circumference, matching Taiwan international size 10 in the local chart used here.
Print at 100% or โactual sizeโ; do not use โfit to pageโ. Confirm the 50 mm test line with a real ruler, then place a comfortable existing ring over the circles and align its inside edge.
Ring Measure in Taiwan helps shoppers convert a physical finger or ring measurement into the numerical sizes seen at Taiwanese jewellery stores. Taiwan does not have one universally displayed label across every seller: many stores call their main chart international size (ๅ้ๅ), while some publish an additional metric size (ๅ ฌๅถๅ), and imported brands may use US, European, Hong Kong or Japanese sizes. That is why this guide treats millimetres as the source of truth. Measure carefully, identify the exact seller chart and use the numerical conversion only after comparing diameter or circumference.
When people search for Ring Measure in Taiwan, they often expect a single national formula. In practice, Taiwanese jewellery websites commonly show more than one column. The term ๅ้ๅ is widely used by local jewellers for a numbered international-style scale. Some sellers separately use ๅ ฌๅถๅ, and imported products may retain the manufacturer's original US, EU, UK, Hong Kong or Japanese marking.
This is the primary Taiwan number used in this calculator and chart. It runs through whole numbers such as 7, 10, 14 and 18. The number must be matched to a local diameter or circumference chart; it is not equal to a US size.
Some Taiwanese sellers list a separate metric-size column. The relationship can depend on the retailer's chart, so do not automatically subtract or add one unless that seller explicitly publishes the conversion.
European sizing generally tracks inner circumference in millimetres. A ring near 50.3 mm circumference is approximately EU 50. This measurement-based format is useful for cross-checking.
US sizes use numbers and half sizes, UK sizes use letters, and Japanese sizes use a different numerical scale. The calculator provides nearest equivalents, but the millimetre measurement remains more reliable.
Example: 16.0 mm ร 3.1416 โ 50.3 mm, matching Taiwan international size 10 in this chart.
Example: 50.3 mm รท 3.1416 โ 16.0 mm inner diameter.
A diameter of 1.60 cm equals 16.0 mm. Millimetres are easier to compare with jewellery charts.
A circumference of 50.3 mm equals 5.03 cm.
Taiwan size 10 is approximately US 5.5. Do not copy the same numerical size.
Both use numbers, but published scales can differ. Match inner circumference or diameter.
| Taiwan International | Inner Diameter (mm) | Inner Circumference (mm) | EU / ISO Approx. | US Approx. | UK Approx. | Japan Approx. |
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Taiwan international diameter and circumference rows are based on a Taiwanese jewellery sizing table. Cross-border values are nearest estimates and can vary by brand.
A ring intended for the left ring finger should be measured on that finger, not on the matching finger of the other hand. Dominant-hand fingers can be slightly larger, and different fingers on the same hand may need different sizes.
Cut a narrow paper strip or use a flexible measuring tape that does not stretch. Avoid elastic string, thick cord and charging cables. Stretch or thickness changes the measured circumference and can move the result by several size steps.
The strip should touch the skin without digging into it. Check that the loop can also pass over the knuckle. The final ring must stay secure at the finger base but still come off with gentle resistance.
Mark the overlap with a fine pen, lay the strip flat and measure from the starting edge to the mark. This number is the inner circumference. Enter it directly in the calculator or find the closest chart row.
Measure two to four times when your hands feel normal. Avoid immediately after exercise, a hot shower, prolonged outdoor heat or a salty meal. In Taiwan's warm and humid climate, temporary swelling can affect the reading.
Select a round ring that is comfortable on the exact finger and hand for the new ring. A ring borrowed from another finger can give a misleading result even when it looks similar in size.
Place the ring flat and measure through the centre from one inside edge to the opposite inside edge. Do not include the metal. A digital calliper is more precise than a basic ruler, especially when the difference between rows is small.
Take a second diameter reading after rotating the ring about 90 degrees. Similar readings suggest that the ring is round. A noticeable difference may indicate an oval or damaged ring that should be checked professionally.
Select โExisting Ring Inner Diameter in MMโ, enter the reading and compare the result with the chart. Keep the diameter in your order notes because it is clearer than a size number when communicating across different systems.
A Taiwan-based product page may show ๅ้ๅ, ๅ ฌๅถๅ, ็พๅ (US), ๆฅๅ (Japan) or another system. Marketplace listings can also inherit size labels from overseas suppliers. The most useful question to ask the seller is not simply โWhat number is this?โ but โWhat are the inner diameter and inner circumference in millimetres?โ
For local custom work, a jeweller may measure with physical sizing rings and record the result in the workshop's preferred system. Keep a note of the sizer standard and the ring width. A narrow sample ring can feel looser than a wide finished wedding band even when both carry the same nominal size.
For international purchases, compare the Taiwan chart row with the brand's own size guide. A conversion such as Taiwan international 14 to US 7.5 is an approximation, not a guarantee. Manufacturing tolerance, comfort-fit interiors, half sizes and band width can all change the final fit.
A broad wedding band contacts more skin and may need extra allowance compared with a thin sizing ring.
The ring must cross the knuckle and remain secure at the base. Professional fitting may be best.
Warm conditions, exercise and fluid retention can increase finger circumference for a period.
Do not assume the same finger on the opposite hand uses the same Taiwan size.
Elastic or compressible materials can make the calculated ring too small or too large.
Rounded inner profiles can feel different from flat interiors at a similar measured diameter.
Use a professional Taiwanese jeweller for valuable purchases, custom-made rings, wide bands, full-eternity designs, a large knuckle-to-base difference or any order that cannot be returned. Bring the exact ring design or tell the jeweller its planned width so the sample sizer reflects the finished fit.
These external pages were accessible when this guide was prepared. They are included naturally for checking Taiwan terminology, local measurement instructions and international standards: