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Ring sizes in Brazil.

Brazilian sizes follow NBR 16058, where the size is the inside circumference in millimetres minus 40 — the same arithmetic as the Italian scale. Older Brazilian charts use a different, incompatible numbering, so confirm before ordering vintage stock.

The number means
NBR 16058: size = (diameter × π) − 40
Written as
a number — “aro doze”

Worth knowing: This is the current NBR 16058:2012 scale. Older Brazilian charts use a different, incompatible numbering — confirm before ordering vintage stock.

Brazil sizes converted

Every row is calculated from the published standards, so the columns stay consistent with one another.

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Ring sizes in Brazil converted to other national standards
BrazilDiameterCircum.US / CAUK / AUEU / ISOFranceDE / NL
714.88 mm46.8 mm4474715
815.29 mm48.0 mm484815.5
9.515.69 mm49.3 mm549.549.515.5
10.516.10 mm50.6 mm50.550.516
1216.51 mm51.9 mm6525216.5
1316.91 mm53.1 mm535317
14.517.32 mm54.4 mm754.554.517.5
15.517.73 mm55.7 mm55.555.517.5
1718.13 mm57.0 mm8575718
1818.54 mm58.2 mm585818.5
19.518.95 mm59.5 mm959.559.519
2119.35 mm60.8 mm616119.5
2219.76 mm62.1 mm10626220
23.520.16 mm63.3 mm10½63.563.520
24.520.57 mm64.6 mm1164.564.520.5
2620.98 mm65.9 mm11½666621
2721.38 mm67.2 mm12676721.5
28.521.79 mm68.5 mm12½Z68.568.522
29.522.20 mm69.7 mm13Z+169.569.522

Need a standard that isn’t shown? The full conversion chart lists all11 side by side.

Calibration

Calibrate with something in your pocket.

You don’t need a bank card. Our sizer knows the published diameter of coins from your currency, so you can calibrate with whatever is nearest.

R$1

27 mm across

Banco Central do Brasil coin specifications

€1

23.25 mm across

European Central Bank coin specifications

€2

25.75 mm across

European Central Bank coin specifications

Buying from abroad

If you’re ordering from a retailer that uses a different scale, don’t translate the size yourself and hope. Send them the inside diameter in millimetres — every workshop in the world can work from that, and it removes the rounding step where errors creep in.

The reason is that the scales have different step sizes. A whole size in one system rarely lands exactly on a whole size elsewhere, so somebody has to round. Better that it’s the jeweller holding your measurement than a chart guessing at it.