gold ring guard

where can I find metal ring sizer/guard?

I have a solitaire diamond ring which is quite big for my ring size.I don;t want to size it down as that is gonna waste a lot of gold. I tried plastic ring huggies, even the widest one in the packet can't fix the problem as the ring keeps sliding down my finger.Please let me know where can I find Metal Ring sizer that will hold the ring firmly without actually resizing .Please also give an idea about the price and if it can damage or scratch my ring anyway?
thanks

Here is one I found for pretty cheap

http://www.emitations.com/sizingringguard.html

if you google "ring guard" under google shopping tool you'll get a lot of different pricing. I'm not sure if it will scratch your ring but it's metal on metal so maybe. If the metal ones still don't work that means your ring really is too big and you need to get it resized. Hope I've helped.

14k White Gold Diamond Bright Cut Millgrane Guard Ring

Should I Insure My Wedding and Engagement Ring?

Many people wonder why or if they should insure their wedding or engagement ring. It is common to insure life, our automobiles, health, or other large investments. However, wedding jewelery is different because it is both a monetary and sentimental investment. Ultimately it is a personal decision, and I'm not here to sell you insurance. It is difficult to predict the circumstances that might befall your wedding band, and even household chores can damage the common ring. The most common reasons most people do choose to insure their wedding rings are to prevent against damage, theft, or loss.

There are insurance policies that protect against just these things. A ring can become damaged and it is possible it might drop a stone, warp out of round, or have to be removed in a hand or finger emergency. At Wedding Rings Forever we replace all our tungsten rings, even if they have to be removed by a medical professional. For others, you might pay a deductible, but the rest would be covered.

It's no secret that the first things thieves look for are engagement and wedding rings to make off with a quick loot. They can be sold at pawn shops or even over internet and mail systems. Once gone, they are hard to recover. When the police give up, theft policies help recover the financial loss.

Movies and sitcoms have always included in the plot scenes about losing wedding rings. Whether it be down the sink or air vent, it can happen. Maybe you were swimming in the ocean or just in a pool. Often times they're just left on a table and forgotten until it's too late. Comprehensive insurance policies can guard against this.

The 4 most common types of engagement ring policies are: Valued At, Actual Value, Replacement, and Homeowner.

Valued At policies are few and far between, and the most difficult to obtain. You can agree upon a value of your ring, and include sentimental value, time and trouble, heirloom value, and if your wedding ring is ever lost or stolen you are compensated to this amount. Needless to say, these are also the most expensive of the bunch.

Actual Value policies replace the cash value of your ring, minus any depreciation. This would be similar to buying a new car and insuring its value. This is the least expensive and the most popular choice for most new couples.

A Replacement policy would replace your ring with the exact same one, regardless of what it cost to do so. This can be a good policy if the price of gold or diamonds rises. As the value of your ring increases and decreases, so does the value to replace it.

The majority of Homeowners policies allow you to claim valuable assets which usually can include jewelry. The disadvantage to this is that it doesn't cover damage, or anything that happens outside the home. It does cover, however, fires, tornadoes, and theft from inside the home.

All competent jewelers should have plenty of references for where to send you for insurance on your new engagement ring. Remember to have it appraised when you first purchase it, and they'll usually do it for free as an added bonus.

By Wade Peterson

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