Yes, I have a silver ring that no longer fits my right hand
ring finger. I moved it to the middle finger. The design
would not resize easily. My wedding band is very loose, and
I want to get it sized, but I will wait until mid-summer at
least. I'd like to be closer to goal, and know how much my
fingers will swell in the heat before changing the size. My
DH has called dibs on the leftover gold! <G>
Ironically enough, my first wedding band and engagement
rings had to be cut off when they started cutting into my
finger. I was pregnant with DD#2, and had forgotten to
remove them at the beginning of the pregnancy, as I had with
the previous 2. They lay in my jewelry box, bits of twisted
metal for years. My DH did get me a new wedding ring for our
anniversary, a beautiful plain band. After the twins were
born, I took those broken rings to a jeweler, who made them
into a birthstone neckace, with all the kids' birthstones,
plus the diamond from my ring, symbolizing H and me.
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Quoted message said:For those of you who have been successful in your
weightloss, did your fingers change sizes? Any wedding
bands feel looser? If so, at about
what
Quoted message said:point does your weight loss start affecting your
ring size?
I'm asking because my engagement ring is styled in such a
way that it
won't
Quoted message said:pair nicely with a band of any kind. It's definitely meant
to be worn on it's own. The day of my wedding (about 13
months from now) I'd love to
move
Quoted message said:this ring to my middle finger on my right hand so my
wedding band will be alone on my left. Of course, my ring
is a size 7 3/4 and my middle finger on my right hand is
about a 9 1/2.
Just wondering if this might be plausable of it's a silly
thought.
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