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Would it be a good idea to get an oversize ring?

I've seen married people with marriage rings on their fingers that are very small around their finger like they are about to lose their finger. I mean they must have gotten married at a very young age. If you plan to get married at a young age, would it be a good idea to get an oversize ring if you anticipate gaining weight when you get older so you don't lose your finger?

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  • ?
    Lv 5
    2 years ago

    most rings can be resized.

  • Foofa
    Lv 7
    2 years ago

    Better to have a ring that fits and then to have it enlarged as time goes on if you need to. Typically a ring that's too big is one that's bound to fall off and get lost.

  • 2 years ago

    An oversized ring is about the best way to lose a ring that there is. However, rings can be made smaller or larger as a person needs. Nearly any jeweler is able to do this.

  • 2 years ago

    Not really. I am married over 30 years, have gained and lost weight over that time and still wear the same ring he put on my finger all those years ago. Never had to have it resized either.

  • 2 years ago

    No because firstly rings can often be adjusted and secondly why would anyone assume that everyone puts on weight as they get older anyway?

    My wedding ring is 21 years old and I can't wear it because I am much thinner than when I married, if you buy an oversized one it is far more likely to get lost and even if it's insured and replaced the sentimental value of having the original one is still gone.

    If I had gained weight I would have done exactly what I do now, taken it off and reminded myself that I don't need a ring to prove I am married but there would always have been the option to lose weight or wear it on a chain around my neck, I wouldn't have wanted a new one personally because of the original sentiment.

  • Anonymous
    2 years ago

    I believe you can get a ring which used to fit but does not - adjusted so that it is made to fit again. Check this out with the jeweler when you are ready to buy a ring. If you get your fiancee an oversized ring, you could be headed for trouble. Best to get a ring which fits her to a T.

  • d j
    Lv 6
    2 years ago

    Yes why not?

    It's a good idea.

  • Anonymous
    2 years ago

    No, what happens when you lose your ill fitting wedding ring? If your wedding ring becomes too small you buy another one or go on a diet.

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