https://community.qvc.com/t5/Jewelry/Do-it-yourself-ring-sizing/m-p/76821#M5497 <P>Jewelry Television said you can put a ring that is a bit too tight (no more than 1/2 a size) on a <STRONG>metal</STRONG> ring sizer (mandrel) then twist it tight and let it sit overnight, then give it another twist and let it sit again. Remove the ring carefully with a cloth and it will be slightly larger. I am going to try it with a cheap ring that I no longer wear--I would be too afraid to do it with a good ring. Perhaps I will get more wear out of some rings that are just slightly tight to be comfortable.</P> Mon, 09 May 2011 00:34:23 GMT autumnnj 2011-05-09T00:34:23Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Jewelry/Do-it-yourself-ring-sizing/m-p/76821#M5497 <P>Jewelry Television said you can put a ring that is a bit too tight (no more than 1/2 a size) on a <STRONG>metal</STRONG> ring sizer (mandrel) then twist it tight and let it sit overnight, then give it another twist and let it sit again. Remove the ring carefully with a cloth and it will be slightly larger. I am going to try it with a cheap ring that I no longer wear--I would be too afraid to do it with a good ring. Perhaps I will get more wear out of some rings that are just slightly tight to be comfortable.</P> Mon, 09 May 2011 00:34:23 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Jewelry/Do-it-yourself-ring-sizing/m-p/76821#M5497 autumnnj 2011-05-09T00:34:23Z