Ring Sting!

[Domestic Goddess]

I've been married for 14 years and in that time I have gained some weight. Recently I have noticed that I can no longer remove my wedding ring and that it may cause future problems. My question is - Where do I go to get it cut off? Mr DG says he will buy me a nice new one and our vicar will bless it for us. But who do I get to remove it????

[phantos02]

:bigeyes: Oh DG when I read the title of your topic it gave me a completely different impression of the content!!!!!!!!!!! :D ;) :blush:

Anyways, have you been into a jewellers and asked, they must see people all the time with that problem, they'll know if you have to go to the hospital or whatever.

[sesentayuno]

Typed "removing a stuck ring" in google (without the quotes) and there are a few pages that give you tips on how to do it
domestically, I am not sure there are people who does it professionally.

Hope it helps

Ses

[Domestic Goddess]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(phantos02 &#064; 14th May 2006 &#045; 5&#58;46 PM) 166070</div>

:bigeyes: Oh DG when I read the title of your topic it gave me a completely different impression of the content&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33; :D ;) :blush:
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Hee hee, I did it on purpose just to tease you all&#33;&#33;&#33;

[Peaceseeker]

Your doctor should be able to refer you, hospitals cut off rings all the time.
You could still keep the same ring and get it enlarged or redesigned?

[tortoise]

I had my engagement ring cut off at the fire station when I was pregnant with LT.

I rung them and made an appointment with them, they were very nice and I got to see some rather lovely fire fighters and their pole&#33;&#33; :hihi:

Pity I was 8 months gone at the time&#33; :D

[Omega]

Hi

My mum had to have hew wedding ring cut off recently due to arthritic joint; the jeweller in Gabriels Hill did it they are called John :angel: ;) :rolleyes:


You could still keep the same ring and get it enlarged or redesigned?[/b] That&#39;s a good idea peacemaker :thumbs:

Hope your "ring" gets better soon tortoise x :hihi: :hihi:

[Lady Penelope]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(dibuzz &#064; 14th May 2006 &#045; 6&#58;05 PM) 166072</div>
My mum needed hers cut off years ago and the local fire station did it for her free of charge. [/b]

Wise woman :thumbs:



<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(tortoise &#064; 14th May 2006 &#045; 8&#58;58 PM) 166091</div>
I had my engagement ring cut off at the fire station when I was pregnant with LT.
I rung them and made an appointment with them, they were very nice and I got to see some rather lovely fire fighters and their pole&#33;&#33; :hihi:

Pity I was 8 months gone at the time&#33; :D [/b]



DG&#33;&#33;&#33; This is your chance to have your very own &#39;personal uniformed Fire Fighter&#39; to your rescue :wub: Personally I wouldn&#39;t give it a second thought......phoar :lol:

[StoneHenge]

Hi DG,

Any reputable jeweller should be able to enlarge your ring to make it a little bigger (they either stretch it or add a piece in) and they will keep it the same (and give it a good polish as well). It doesn&#39;t cost too much either.

Hope it comes off OK. I used to get that in the summer through my pregnancy (first time round), and used a good old ice pack for ten minutes (no longer though&#33;), and then the old fairy liquid. Used to do the trick&#33;