
Ring Resizing in Lakewood, CO
Precise ring sizing up or down in gold, platinum and silver, with invisible seams and preserved engraving.
Ring Resizing, done properly
A ring that spins, pinches or no longer fits is one of the most common reasons people walk through our door. Sizing sounds simple, but done poorly it leaves a visible seam, thins the shank, or distorts a channel-set band. Our bench jeweler measures your finger at the right time of day, accounts for knuckle size and band width, and sizes the ring using matching alloy so the color is uniform after polishing.
What is included
- Sizing up by adding matching gold or platinum stock
- Sizing down with a laser-welded, invisible seam
- Sizing beads and spring inserts for arthritic knuckles
- Eternity band and channel-set assessment
- Shank re-rounding and refinishing included
Our process
Every job starts with an inspection under magnification while you watch. We explain what we see, provide a written, itemized quote, and only begin when you approve. After the repair, the piece is cleaned, every stone is re-checked for security, and you inspect the result before payment. Workmanship is guaranteed.
Serving Lakewood and the Denver metro
Clients come to us for ring resizing from across the west metro, including Denver, Wheat Ridge, Arvada, Golden and Littleton. Our workshop at 624 S Cody St has free parking right outside.
Ring Resizing FAQs
How many sizes can a ring be adjusted?
Most rings can safely go up or down about two sizes. Beyond that, depending on design, we may recommend a partial or full shank replacement so the ring keeps its strength.
Can eternity bands be resized?
Full eternity bands usually cannot be resized in the traditional sense. We will discuss options such as sizing beads or remaking the band.
Will resizing affect the stones?
We check every stone before and after sizing and re-tighten anything that has loosened as part of the service.
Need ring resizing?
Call for a free estimate or stop by our Lakewood workshop. Most repairs are ready in 1–3 business days.