Ring RFQs: Separate Height from Fit Size

Oct 29, 2026 | Industry Trends
A ring’s listed height is not its finger-fit size. Jiuzhen Alt publishes a height of about 20.7 mm for its Detailed Vertebrae Stainless Steel Ring. Ask separately for the supplied fit size, the size system used and the relevant internal measurement basis. Keep the open-back configuration shown in its catalogue images tied to the actual offered sample.
Keep the two size questions separate
A wholesaler needs to know both how a ring looks in an assortment and which supplied sizes can be ordered. These are different specifications. The Detailed Vertebrae Stainless Steel Ring from Jiuzhen Alt illustrates why a field headed “Size” needs to be read closely: its description says “about 20.7 mm high.”
Use that as the supplier’s height statement. For a wholesale rings quotation, add a separate question about finger-fit size. The product also lists an approximate weight of 13 g and stainless steel as its material. Neither field completes the missing fit-size information. A clear enquiry lets the supplier answer the appearance and fit questions in separate fields.
Identify the height measurement points
Ask the supplier to mark where the published height begins and ends on the offered ring. Retain the word “about” when referencing the catalogue figure, and request the specification the supplier is offering if a dimension matters to your purchase. A marked drawing or identified sample reference helps the buyer connect the dimension to the actual sculpted design.
The front and side catalogue views show different aspects of that design. They can help both parties identify the relevant area for a question. Keep the supplier’s numeric reply beside that reference so the product listing and the quotation use the same terminology.
For the quotation attachment, label the front view as the design identifier, the side view as a profile reference and the rear view as the opening reference. Place any requested measurement annotation beside the relevant view. A view reference connects the answer to the pictured version; it does not supply a fit value.
RFQ field | Request | Quotation use
Published height | Confirm endpoints for about 20.7 mm high | Identify the design dimension
Supplied fit size | State each offered size and its size system | Build size-specific order lines
Internal measurement | Provide the relevant measurement and method | Clarify the supplier’s size reference
Open-back configuration | Identify the configuration supplied for each size | Keep the offered version recognisable
Request the supplier’s offered size system
A size number needs a named system before it is useful in an order. Ask the supplier to list the available supplied sizes and identify the system used for each label. Where an internal dimension is supplied, ask for its measurement method and its relationship to the quoted size. Keep any proposed conversion identifiable rather than silently replacing the supplier’s label.
For a mixed-size purchase, use a separate line for each agreed size and quantity. That allows the buyer to distinguish a size assortment from an undifferentiated total of rings. If the supplier offers one configuration only, ask it to describe that offer directly instead of assuming that every requested size is available.
Clarify what the open back means for the offer
The rear catalogue image shows a gap in the ring. Ask the supplier whether the offered version is supplied at a specified size and whether any adjustment is intended. If an adjustment option is offered, request the supplier’s stated range, method and relevant product instructions before including that option in the purchase specification.
Keep the evidence boundary clear once: the photographs establish the pictured appearance, not a dimensional measurement, adjustment range or material-performance result. The catalogue’s height is not an inner diameter or finger-size conversion. Do not bend a sample to create a fit specification. Use the supplier’s identified offered version and instructions for the enquiry.
Make the size response easy to quote
A practical request can read: “For this vertebrae ring, please confirm the measurement endpoints for the published height of about 20.7 mm. Separately list the supplied finger-fit sizes and size system, with the relevant internal measurement basis. Please identify the open-back configuration supplied and explain whether adjustment is intended for the offered version.”
• Attach the actual product URL and the supplier’s sample reference.
• Separate height, supplied fit size and any offered adjustment option.
• Request size-specific quantities and identify alternatives on separate quotation lines.
Send those questions through the supplier contact page. A buyer comparing wholesale rings can then assess the sizes actually offered while retaining the sculpted design’s height as a distinct product field.
Confirm the sample measurement record
Before approving a size line, request a record containing the product reference, sample identifier, named size system and the supplier’s measured value. The record should mark the dimension’s endpoints and identify the tool or method used. Ask whether the quoted configuration and the sample configuration are the same; record any difference before approving that line. An unanswered measurement must remain pending in the order sheet. This requests a traceable answer without introducing a tolerance, conversion rule or acceptance value that the supplier has not agreed.
Frequently asked questions
Is 20.7 mm the ring’s internal diameter?
The page describes it as height. Request the internal measurement separately.
Does the rear gap mean the ring is adjustable?
Ask the supplier to confirm the intended configuration and any adjustment option for the offered version.
What belongs on a mixed-size quotation?
The design reference, named size system, agreed size and quantity for each line, plus any separately offered configuration.
Product and contact references
https://jzalt.com/product/detailed-vertebrae-stainless-steel-ring/
https://jzalt.com/contact/

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