My wedding ring keeps falling off

[Anonymous]

Jewelers have been known to pop out a fine diamond and slap a lower-quality one in its place. Go to someone reputable.

You could also buy some Sugru and mold your own custom guard.

[Anonymous]

Buy a ring snuggie on Amazon. Small piece of rubber tube you can slip onto the ring and cut to adjust the size and fit. For $5 you can get a few to try.

[Anonymous]

Humble brag!

[Anonymous]

DH bought my engagement ring a little too big. After I nearly lost it once, we took it to a jeweler to be resized.

They showed us the diamond under a microscope, and marked the identifying features on a piece of paper that I kept (mainly one small inclusion). When we picked the ring up, they put it back under the microscope so that I could verify the same feature(s). Their way of proving that they hadn't switched the stone. The resizing was perfect, and you can't see anything from it on the ring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DH bought my engagement ring a little too big. After I nearly lost it once, we took it to a jeweler to be resized.

They showed us the diamond under a microscope, and marked the identifying features on a piece of paper that I kept (mainly one small inclusion). When we picked the ring up, they put it back under the microscope so that I could verify the same feature(s). Their way of proving that they hadn't switched the stone. The resizing was perfect, and you can't see anything from it on the ring.

Op here. Was this in dc?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DH bought my engagement ring a little too big. After I nearly lost it once, we took it to a jeweler to be resized.

They showed us the diamond under a microscope, and marked the identifying features on a piece of paper that I kept (mainly one small inclusion). When we picked the ring up, they put it back under the microscope so that I could verify the same feature(s). Their way of proving that they hadn't switched the stone. The resizing was perfect, and you can't see anything from it on the ring.

Op here. Was this in dc?

I think we took it to Jared's. Sorry, it was almost 15 years ago and I don't remember for sure. It was not the same place he'd bought the ring, as that was out of state and I wanted to have it adjusted somewhere locally, so we just went with a big-name store thinking that they'd be less likely to pull one over on us (more to lose from bad publicity). Don't know if that's a valid assumption or not, but it worked out for us.