At what point do I get my wedding rings re-sized?

MichellePete

I've been losing weight for about 9 months.  It's had it's ups and downs with injuries and some time off.  Some months I've lost nothing, but the muscle growth and definition is very noticable. 

My watch no longer fits.  It's a bracelet style and slides off my wrist.  It's easily fixable though by having the jeweler remove links.  My rings were always loose because I don't like tight rings.  But since it's getting cooler out, they're hitting my middle knuckle and easily pull off.  I'm afraid that with 10 more pounds and the cold winter air, I'll lose them.  But I also don't want to resize them and and not be able to wear them in the summer when I tend to swell up.

And I feel a bit naked without them.

huwehotaling

I would wait until you are at a stable weight that you plan to maintain.  If you resize and lose more weight, you'll have to resize them again.

ShootingStarKRB

I'd wait.  Get one of those snuggies (I know they aren't super attractive, but who's looking at your palms anyway??) to get you through.

Personally, I'm waiting to get to my goal weight and maintain it for a few months before I resize.  

loveablesarah

You can go to a jeweler and get a temporary thing that will resize it smaller. I forget what it's called, but I had one on my ring. It's just a thin piece of metal that they put on it as a kind of spacer. Ask a jeweler, they will know what you are talking about. 

HTH, even if it is a little vague.  

anitalynn

Does your jeweler resize them for free, as long as you bring it in every 6 month to be checked?  If that's the case - I'd just bring them in now!  The peace of mind of wearing the ring, having a ring that fits and won't be at risk to fall off and be lost, is better than waiting it out, IMO.  I'd just size it up a half size, so that if you do fluctuate a bit, you have a little wiggle room before it's too small.  If they resize it for free - use the service!  You most likely paid a little bit more for your ring in order to get that type of service from a jeweler.

MichellePete

They will resize for free with the plan we bought.  But the bands are thin and I'm afraid that it will put too much stress on them.  I'm going to go in this weekend and see what else they can offer me in the mean time.