Just to stop the "wobble!"

[motownmama]

I know lots of you guys do these sizing balls too. I'm a huge fan, and just had one added to my new anniversary ring. YES - they DO take a little getting used to. You can fine tune them too. I went back in and asked my jeweler to "squash" it a little, and now it's perfect. I hate rings spinning.

 

[Maisie]

I had sizing beads in one of my rings. Definitely stopped the spin but took a little while to get used to. I found I noticed them the most when carrying shopping bags. After a week or so I didn't feel them at all.

 

[Acinom]

I know lots of you guys do these sizing balls too. I'm a huge fan, and just had one added to my new anniversary ring. YES - they DO take a little getting used to. You can fine tune them too. I went back in and asked my jeweler to "squash" it a little, and now it's perfect. I hate rings spinning.

Great solution Motownmama
I always enjoy looking at your ring! Even the sizing ball is pretty

 

[motownmama]

Yes, Maisie. carrying things the first couple weeks. I'd tell anyone considering them to try to be patient. Tow balls at $;00 & 8:00 are more comfortable IMO, but I just prefer the look on just one

 

[motownmama]

AWWWWW - THX Acinom!!!!! You're sweet!

 

[ooeemusic]

That's very interesting! I've never seen just a single sizing bead! Does it function the same way as 2?

 

[chemgirl]

How interesting. I've never seen anything like it. Looks like it might be uncomfortable with heavy lifting, but I guess you wouldn't be wearing your ring for that anyway.

 

[maccers]

That's very interesting! I've never seen just a single sizing bead! Does it function the same way as 2?

I have the same question. One bead stops the spin? I didn't think it would, I like the idea of only having one.