Review on 🔗 JT149RS SE Ring Stretcher for Size 6 and Larger Rings by Kelsey Brown

It worked! I had to stretch my son's ring. It was one of those $30 souvenir rings that the jeweler shouldn't have worn, also it had small pseudo gems but he loved it and it got too small. I don't know what it was made of, but it wasn't 92.5 sterling silver because I had to hit it hard to stretch it. (Inexperienced I started VERY carefully, took it off and tested it about 6 times without resizing before realizing how much muscle it takes to stretch it.) I also tested a sterling silver ring that was a little undersized. for comparison, and it took VERY little effort to stretch it - so definitely lighter so you don't go further, as you like! Note: My son's ring was too small to slide onto the mandrel. Or whatever you call the part where you attach the ring. Don't despair; Just take string (or something similar) and tie it around the mandrel and make a tourniquet: tie a pencil and twist the pencil to tighten the string. It pulls the wedges of the mandrel together and your ring slips off. After that you can go into town. Just take string (or something similar) and tie it around the mandrel and make a tourniquet: tie a pencil and twist the pencil to tighten the string. It pulls the wedges of the mandrel together and your ring slips off. After that you can go into town. Just take string (or something similar) and tie it around the mandrel and make a tourniquet: tie a pencil and twist the pencil to tighten the string. It pulls the wedges of the mandrel together and your ring slips off. After that you can go into town.