I think more important than your height is how far above the floor your hands are. Standing straight up, I can touch the bottom of my sink.

How deep is your current sink? Is it comfortable? Is your current sink overmount or undermount?

Keep in mind that the same sink in a top-mount version will have a higher bottom, because it sits on top of the counter, than a under-mount version.
Managing back and neck trouble also is something to consider, if you have any.

Rachiele has a height/depth ratio on their site. I'll link below.

I am about 5'8" and have a cleanup sink that ended up about 11" deep once it was undermounted in my 4cm stone. It's deep. I wish it was a bit shallower, but Blanco doesn't give you any depth choice in silgranit. I'm happy with my sink and wouldn't make a different decision just because I'd like the sink a bit shallower.

If you like sink grids (I don't), using one will effectively make your sink less deep for many tasks.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sink depth/height table

I currently have a 7" sink and am looking forward to installing a silgranit sink (10") with my upcoming renovation. I currently have a single sink and hate having to handwash items in it. If I fill the sink with water, I can only have about 3" of sudsy water in it, which fills up quickly as I have to rinse above the water. I know others just don't use a sink with water in it (only soap and running water) but I don't use this method or like it---it doesn't allow dishes to soak while cleaning.

I can put the grid in the silgranit sink to make it not as deep, if desired. I think you need to examine how you use your sink to determine what you need. Good luck!