We have all been there. Haven’t we ladies?
We have often come across amazing ring designs with which we fall in love inevitably. We end up buying them. Mostly they fit, sometimes they don’t. How can you let go of something which you bought with so much love?
Here are a few things which you can do when a ring doesn’t fit:
There’s one thing that comes to our mind when a ring doesn’t fit – RESIZING. At Candere, not only will we guide you how to determine the ring while ordering but also ensure we resize the ring for you provided the design of your ring allows us to.
Note: Titanium rings, tungsten rings, stainless steel rings, few eternity rings and rings with an invisible tension setting are tough to be resized.
Besides, we have 2 scenarios to consider – when the ring is small OR when the ring is large.
Here are things to do when the ring is small:
We have often come across amazing ring designs with which we fall in love inevitably. We end up buying them. Mostly they fit, sometimes they don’t. How can you let go of something which you bought with so much love?
Here are a few things which you can do when a ring doesn’t fit:
There’s one thing that comes to our mind when a ring doesn’t fit – RESIZING. At Candere, not only will we guide you how to determine the ring while ordering but also ensure we resize the ring for you provided the design of your ring allows us to.
Note: Titanium rings, tungsten rings, stainless steel rings, few eternity rings and rings with an invisible tension setting are tough to be resized.
Besides, we have 2 scenarios to consider – when the ring is small OR when the ring is large.
Here are things to do when the ring is small:
- Wear it as a pendant: Let’s say your favourite YouTuber has finally made a merchandise of their patent ring. There’s a high chance that you will not get the ring in the desired size if not at all. Who do you do if the ring is too tight for your middle finger but too loose for your index or ring finger? Get a chain from the
local jewellery shop and wear the ring as a pendant. Cool?
Image Credits: Gallery Chitrak - Try a different finger: Did the ring not fit smoothly on your middle finger as you wanted it to? Try wearing it on your index finger, ring finger or thumb!
Image Credits: OurKidsMom - Try the other hand: You may or may not know this but if you’re someone who does household chores, your fingers tend to become chubbier. In such a scenario, try wearing the ring on your other hand!
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- Take it to a jeweller: We understand that you may not always be up for some DIY project. Worry not, if your ring doesn’t fit, take it to your jeweller and they’ll let you know how they are going to make the ring fit on your finger.
- Stack it up: Stack your favourite ring with a ring on your size. This will ensure that the ring doesn't slip off from your finger. Make sure the size difference is not more than 2 units in this case.
- Hot glue gun: What’s a DIY without a hot glue gun? If your ring doesn’t fit, line the inner side of your ring carefully with your hot glue gun and voila! You have shrunk it without any collateral damage. You can also remove the glue once you are done!
- Plastic Guard: If you’re not up for too much experimenting, slip on the pocket-friendly plastic guards to shrink your ring size when you’re on the go!
- Beads: If your ring doesn’t fit, there are tiny beads which a jeweller fits on the inside of the ring. This cuts the ring size by almost one half, thus making it fit your finger.
- Spring: Jewellers often use a spring mechanism that runs along most of the rings inner diameter. The flexible spring adjusts the ring according to your knuckle or otherwise.
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