When the ring is too big, you can use methods such as cutting gold, using washers, and winding to make it smaller.
1、 What should I do if the ring gets too big
1. Cutting gold method
Firstly, it is necessary to measure the length of the ring that needs to be cut, then cut it in a suitable place on the ring for gold cutting, and finally weld, polish and polish both ends of the ring. This method of resizing has the characteristic of leaving no traces and is suitable for rings with relatively simple style structures and no special materials. For example, Bulgari spring rings with complex ring holders and Cartier tricolor gold rings containing ceramics are not suitable for cutting gold to reduce size.
2. Gasket method
The so-called gasket method is to make a precious metal gasket using the same material as the ring holder according to the size of the ring that needs to be reduced, and embed the gasket into the inner wall of the ring. The advantage of the gasket method is that it does not make secondary changes to the ring itself, and has little impact on the ring. If the size increases in the future, the gasket can also be removed.
3. Thread wrapping method
As the name suggests, this method involves filling the gap between the finger and the ring with red thread, transparent fishing line, cling film, etc. to prevent the ring from falling off. Although this winding method is simple and easy to operate, it will increase the comfort of wearing the ring on the fingers. There is also a more time-consuming but effective method with the same principle, which can apply multi-layer transparent nail polish on the inner ring of the ring.
2、 How to measure the size of a finger ring
1. Find a thin rope or a piece of paper less than 1-2 centimeters wide, making sure the object being measured has no elasticity, and then wrap your finger around it to find the overlap.
2. Use a pen to make a mark at the intersection of a piece of paper or rope, where a circle is formed.
3. Use a ruler to measure the length from the beginning of the rope to the marked area.
4. Use this scale and compare it with the chart to determine the model of your ring.
