Gold Wedding Ring

[danmc82]

My finger has out grown my wedding ring. Strange though as im lighter now then when I got married so its not a weight thing. (Must be a muscle thing lol)

Is there a way to have the ring stretched as opposed to cut to increase the size? Im thinking 1/2 to 1 size bigger.

Its a simple plain wedding band.

[DarkChameleon]

5 minutes ago, danmc82 said:

My finger has out grown my wedding ring. Strange though as im lighter now then when I got married so its not a weight thing. (Must be a muscle thing lol)

Is there a way to have the ring stretched as opposed to cut to increase the size? Im thinking 1/2 to 1 size bigger.

Its a simple plain wedding band.

Yes, easily, talk to a jewelers....there are ways to sheat then hammer it on a metal stretching rod or reduce on a similar tool.

[stackspot]

4 minutes ago, danmc82 said:

My finger has out grown my wedding ring. Strange though as im lighter now then when I got married so its not a weight thing. (Must be a muscle thing lol)

Is there a way to have the ring stretched as opposed to cut to increase the size? Im thinking 1/2 to 1 size bigger.

Its a simple plain wedding band.

Remember @GoldBenj 

He would have been the one for that

Sorry I can't help🤦‍♂️

[Arganto]

32 minutes ago, danmc82 said:

My finger has out grown my wedding ring. Strange though as im lighter now then when I got married so its not a weight thing. (Must be a muscle thing lol)

Is there a way to have the ring stretched as opposed to cut to increase the size? Im thinking 1/2 to 1 size bigger.

Its a simple plain wedding band.

How long has your finger been too big for it?

[DarkChameleon]

1 hour ago, danmc82 said:

My finger has out grown my wedding ring. Strange though as im lighter now then when I got married so its not a weight thing. (Must be a muscle thing lol)

Is there a way to have the ring stretched as opposed to cut to increase the size? Im thinking 1/2 to 1 size bigger.

Its a simple plain wedding band.

You might want to reduce salt intake, that can cause fingers swelling.

[danmc82]

2 hours ago, Liam84 said:

How long has your finger been too big for it?

About a year. I can still get it on but it leaves a white moisture ring if I leave it on for a couple of days. Never did that before.

 

[danmc82]

1 hour ago, DarkChameleon said:

You might want to reduce salt intake, that can cause fingers swelling.

I don't think my fingers are swelled. Maybe the ring was a little snug to start with and I never noticed. 

I'd not worn a ring my whole life until I got married as I'm not keen, but I can't get away with it now 😁

[DarkChameleon]

Just now, danmc82 said:

I don't think my fingers are swelled. Maybe the ring was a little snug to start with and I never noticed. 

I'd not worn a ring my whole life until I got married as I'm not keen, but I can't get away with it now 😁

Well ill fall back to getting a jeweler to stretch it on a metal ring sizer like tool, they heat it up then use a leather hammer and up it a size.

[Arganto]

I was thinking fluid retention, which can happen for a bunch of reasons and if not terrible may get dismissed as weight gain or boating. It's been a year though so unlikely, I'll shaddap! 😁

[danmc82]

1 hour ago, DarkChameleon said:

Well ill fall back to getting a jeweler to stretch it on a metal ring sizer like tool, they heat it up then use a leather hammer and up it a size.

Cheers for the info. I'd have a go myself but it'll end up like this... 😁

 

[DarkChameleon]

3 hours ago, danmc82 said:

Cheers for the info. I'd have a go myself but it'll end up like this... 😁

 

Could be worse...lol

[ShineyMagpie]

Yeah, if its a plan band and only going up a 1/2 or so very easy job for someone with the tools to do. They may charge you for labour... if you bought it from a brick and motor shop then it may be worth asking them, they may do it for free.