Step 1Prepare Your Tools
Prepare a thin paper strip or a soft measuring tape. You will also need a pen and a ruler with millimeter marks.
- Paper strip or soft measuring tape
- Pen for marking the overlap point
- Ruler with millimeter scale
Measure your finger circumference in millimeters, then match it with the chart below to choose the right iTasbih ring size.
Use a paper strip, soft measuring tape, pen, and ruler. Each step below includes a clear hand-drawn style illustration to help you measure correctly.
Prepare a thin paper strip or a soft measuring tape. You will also need a pen and a ruler with millimeter marks.
Wrap the paper strip around the finger where you plan to wear the ring. Keep it close to the skin, but not tight.
Mark the point where the strip overlaps. Lay the strip flat and measure the length in millimeters.
Compare your finger circumference with the size chart. Choose the size that best matches your measurement range.
After measuring your finger circumference, use the chart below to choose your recommended iTasbih ring size.
| Finger Circumference | Recommended Size | Ring Inner Diameter | Ring Circumference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 53.5 – 55.9 mm | #16 | 17.40 mm | 54.63 mm |
| 56.0 – 58.4 mm | #17 | 18.20 mm | 57.15 mm |
| 58.5 – 61.0 mm | #18 | 19.00 mm | 59.66 mm |
| 61.1 – 63.7 mm | #19 | 19.90 mm | 62.49 mm |
| 63.8 – 67.5 mm | #20 | 20.70 mm | 65.00 mm |
| 67.6 – 71.5 mm | #22 | 22.30 mm | 70.02 mm |
Note: If your measurement falls between two sizes, choose the larger size for a more comfortable daily wearing experience.
These tips help reduce measurement errors and make the final ring size more comfortable for daily wear.
iTasbih is designed for daily Dhikr and long-time wearing. The ring should feel secure on your finger but still be easy to remove. If you prefer a looser fit, choose one size larger.