US 3.5 in every sizing system
| US / Canada | UK / Australia | EU / ISO (circumference, mm) | Japan / Korea | Inside diameter (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US 3 | F½ | 44.2 | 4 | 14.1 |
| US 3.5This size | G½ | 45.5 | 5 | 14.5 |
| US 4 | H½ | 46.8 | 7 | 14.9 |
What a size 3.5 ring measures
Inside diameter 14.5 mm (about 0.57 in), inside circumference 45.5 mm. Measuring a ring that already fits? Measure the inside edge to edge for the diameter. Measuring a finger? Wrap a strip of paper around its base and compare the overlap with the circumference.
Is US 3.5 a common ring size?
US 3.5 is below the 4.5 to 7.5 range most women's engagement rings are stocked in. Many designs can be made or resized down to it, but ask before ordering a setting with stones around the band.
Between two sizes?
Take the larger one. A ring is easier to make smaller than larger, a wide band needs a little more room than a thin one, and fingers swell in heat and in the evening. A jeweler's sizer set settles it in a minute.
Convert a measurement to a ring size
Measure a ring that already fits the right finger, or the finger itself, and enter the number in millimeters.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
What is a US ring size 3.5 in mm?
US 3.5 is 14.5 mm across the inside and 45.5 mm around the inside. The millimeter circumference is also the EU/ISO size, 45.5.
What is US 3.5 in UK ring sizes?
US 3.5 is a UK and Australian G½. UK letters step 1.25 mm of circumference at a time, so a half letter is a real difference.
What is US 3.5 in EU ring sizes?
US 3.5 is EU/ISO 45.5. The EU number is the inside circumference in millimeters, so a shop that stocks whole sizes will offer the nearest one.
What is US 3.5 in Japanese and Korean ring sizes?
US 3.5 is a Japanese and Korean 5. Those scales step a third of a millimeter of diameter per number, so they are finer than US half sizes.
Every ring size, US 3 to 13
Conversions are rounded to the nearest standard size, and published charts differ from each other by up to half a size. Treat the result as a close estimate, confirm it with a jeweler's sizer before buying, and check the resizing policy.