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Wedding band replacement

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Rami

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NAH!

Get one of these instead - far more appropriate as a wedding band -

Bankwest-Halo_0-728x484.jpg


https://www.bankwest.com.au/personal/payments-services/wearables/bankwest-halo-nfc-ring
 
Rami said:
The design I chosen can’t be resized.
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Really, then you haven't found the right jeweller.
Picture of the old one possible?
Blacken titanium with polished inlay will last forever. Just be aware anything with a resin fill could crack and fall out due to heat expansion over time.

Edit: if you must then blue.
 
I can’t find a photo oneline. But it’s basically a brick pattern with yellow and while alternating bands.
 
RustyBlade said:
Really, then you haven't found the right jeweller.
Picture of the old one possible?
Blacken titanium with polished inlay will last forever. Just be aware anything with a resin fill could crack and fall out due to heat expansion over time.

Edit: if you must then blue.
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I have a Tungsten Carbide ring. Besides being the only thing I have found that can scratch a phone screen on contact, they can't be resized (at least practically).
My Jeweller already accounts for this and supply a replacement ring if it no-longer fits (I think for about $50 ish).

ie: Cheaper to give you a new ring than attempt to resize.
 
lerenau said:
I have a Tungsten Carbide ring. Besides being the only thing I have found that can scratch a phone screen on contact, they can't be resized (at least practically).
My Jeweller already accounts for this and supply a replacement ring if it no-longer fits (I think for about $50 ish).

ie: Cheaper to give you a new ring than attempt to resize.
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Again, you haven't found the right jeweller :D

Yeah, didn't think of that. Very good point. If the ring is a hard-wearing metal most jewelers wouldn't try it.

@Rami can you put a few more options up and then poll us :)
 
RustyBlade said:
@Rami can you put a few more options up and then poll us :)
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Happy to look at suggestions but don’t have anything else that comes to mind at the moment. Happy to hear suggestions but I am guessing this stuff is too extreme for most people considering the responses here.
 
I still say - go the Halo ;)
 
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