Is it OK if a ring is a little tight?

A proper fitting ring should slide over your knuckle with a little friction and fit snugly on your finger, but not too tight. You should feel resistance and need to apply a little extra force to remove the ring backwards over your knuckle.
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Is it okay to wear a slightly tight ring?

If your ring feels somewhat tight and is hard to remove, you're probably OK. But if your finger starts to feel tingly, your ring could be cutting off your circulation and should be removed immediately. And if this is a regular occurrence, your ring will probably need to be resized.
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Do rings feel tight at first?

Don't be afraid of the ring feeling a little tight at first, it might just take some getting used to. The goal is for it to stay on! Many rings have been lost because they were too loose, but no one has ever lost a ring that fit snug.
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What happens if you wear a tight ring for too long?

Complications can occur, some benign, and some serious. Some of the dangers or a ring that is too tight is cutting off the blood circulation, and not allowing the skin to breathe. In most severe cases the ring has to be removed – and if it's not a silicone ring, perhaps even cut off by a doctor.
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Do rings get looser with time?

Before you freak out and run to the jewelry store for a refitting, know that this is entirely normal. Your ring fit will likely change due to environmental factors like weather, aging, and more – it doesn't mean you need to rush to the jewelers for a resizing.
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Should a ring spin on your finger?

An ideal ring fit is one that slides over your knuckles with ease. However, not all fingers are created equal. One person might struggle to fit a ring over the knuckle only to find it spinning around all the time. Another person might easily fit it over the knuckle but find it's leaving an indent.
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Is it OK to leave ring on swollen finger?

Ideally healthcare providers recommend delaying the ring removal process until the swelling has gone down (as long as there is no discoloration of finger like bluish, ashen or purplish tint of skin that may suggest poor blood circulation).
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What happens if you sleep with a ring on?

The answer is that it's not recommended. Sleeping with your engagement ring on can put unnecessary pressure on your ring, which can bend prongs. Prongs that become loose a recipe for disaster – you don't want to lose the diamond(s) in your ring. Added pressure can also bend the shank, making your ring not-so-circular.
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What to do if finger swells with ring on?

Use dental floss or a thread to compress the swollen finger as shown:
  1. Slip the thread or floss under the stuck ring with the bulk of it toward the fingertip.
  2. Beginning at the top of the ring, snuggly wrap the finger with the thread/floss around and around, compressing the finger, all the way up and over the knuckle.
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Should a ring squeeze your finger a little?

Rule of Thumb: A proper fitting ring should slide over your knuckle with a little friction and fit snugly on your finger, but not too tight. You should feel resistance and need to apply a little extra force to remove the ring backwards over your knuckle.
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How do you tell if a ring is the right size?

Your ring should fit snug around the base of your finger without any bulging or leaving indent marks. To see if it fits right, push your ring up from the underneath and see if there is a small space between your ring and your finger. This means there is enough room.
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Should a ring move when you shake your hand?

A properly fitted engagement ring will snugly fit your hand to the point that you can shake your hand, and the ring will not move past your second knuckle.
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Does cold make rings looser?

Your fingers shrink a little in cold weather, which will affect the fit of your diamond engagement ring. This means that your ring may slip off more easily than in the summer. You may want to consider having us add a sizing bump if you're able to easily twist your ring around your finger.
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Do rings get looser in the cold?

It's also possible that your ring will feel slightly loose during the cold winter months because our fingers shrink in cooler weather. You probably don't want to size your ring with each new season, so a temporary sizing option is ideal.
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Do rings expand in cold?

Fingers will shrink when you are cold or swimming in cold water. Fingers will be bigger in Summer and smaller in Winter. Fingers can swell considerably when you sleep or fly. Wider bands fit the finger more snugly than narrow bands.
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Is it better to get a bigger or smaller ring?

Remember, it's definitely better to size a ring up if you're unsure. A ring that's too large is easier to adjust than a ring that's too small. No ring will be perfect but strive for the best fitting ring that you can. The closer you can get to your accurate size, the better off you'll be.
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Is it better to size up or size down a ring?

If you're between sizes, it's usually best to size up rather than down, as it's easier to adjust a ring that's too big than one that's too small. You may even go back and forth between two sizes; for example, your hands can swell up on hot days, making your ring size slightly larger.
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Does resizing a ring damage it?

Every time you have a ring resized, it loses a bit of its durability. However, it isn't an issue if you have it resized with a skilled jeweler. One way to ensure quality resizing is to inspect the ring after treatment. Any depression on the surface is a red flag.
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Why does my ring feel tight sometimes?

Usually the cause of ring tightness isn't the ring, but rather your finger. Your finger can swell or shrink depending on the time of day, diet, altitude and temperature change. Most of those changes are a part of daily life, though something like a pregnancy can represent a dramatic period of time.
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When should you go to the ER for a tight ring?

She said: “The only time this becomes a real emergency is if the ring is so tight, that it blocks the circulation to your finger completely, meaning the arterial blood supply is cut off. If this were to happen your finger would be very painful and feel numb to touch.
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Why does Windex help remove rings?

We surmise that these surfactants reduce the surface tension between the ring and the patient's skin, likely generated from sweat and trace edema. We suggest the use of Windex as a primary or adjunctive agent for ring preserving removal techniques.
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Can the hospital cut off a ring?

In emergency situations where a ring needs to be removed immediately because it is too swollen, crushed or burned, hospitals use ring cutter tools like this, which are similar to can openers.
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How long does it take for finger to Unswell?

Swelling may occur and last for a few weeks. The swelling should go down after a few weeks, but the swelling may persist depending on the severity of the injury. You may even notice decreased pain and increased mobility even though your finger is still swollen.
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