Balls. My ring has a pair of balls. I’m sorry for the vulgarity, but it’s true…

Why, you ask? When Mr. D and I finally found the perfect ring, I had tried on hundreds of rings. Seriously, hundreds. All the settings were a size 6, which was just a bit too tiny for my finger. By the time I tried on my ring, my finger was red, puffy, and very swollen. The sales manager sized my finger for the ring and we guesstimated that although I was measuring in at a size 7, that I was actually a size 6.75. He told us that we should only resize a ring twice to avoid damaging the metal.
Once the ring was on my finger, we realized it was a bit too loose.
It could spin all the way around my finger and I was terrified of going in the ocean with it. It almost went down the drain while I washing my parents’ dog! After that, we decided something must be done so when we visited New York, we swung by the Tiffany & Co.
They sent us up to the 6th floor where their customer service was located to meet with a jeweler. Instead of resizing the ring, or putting a butterfly clip on it, the jeweler recommended putting two shots (technical ball term) in the ring. It took about an hour and cost around $50 to do. The shots can be removed in the summer when my fingers swell and replaced in the winter when my fingers shrink. They were a bit uncomfortable at first, but now I hardly notice them.
Have you had any ring resizing adventures? What resizing method did you use and are you happy with it?
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