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Size chart

To find the perfect size for your ring, find one that fits your finger, place it on a ruler and measure the largest inside area, from inside edge to inside edge. Use the chart below and choose the perfect size.

Size S M L
Int. Diameter (mm) 16.5 17.4 18.5
Italy 12 15 18
US 5-6 7-8 9-10
European 52 55 58.5
UK L1/2 N1/2 Q1/2
US 6 7 8.5

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Jasper Morrison

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Following the typical minimalist approach that features in all Jasper Morrison's work, this design is an attempt to reduce the "cutlery-object" to its barest essence, its purest and most customary form and what might tentatively be called its definitive form, and deliberately stripped of all stylistic value and - perhaps precisely because of this - clearly recognisable as Morrison's work.

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