Wedding ring question

[mrsmonogrammed]

Could be water getting trapped under your rings- do you wear them in the shower/ washing your hands/ washing dishes?

Try taking them off to really dry your hand before putting them back on. This often happens to my DH and he has to take a break from wearing it for a few days.

You could size up and get sizers put on th band. I'll PIP what I mean. They give more room but make the ring still feel like a good fit:)

[veggiemo]

Never happened to me, but my ring has always been a bit loose so I do remove it quite often.

What kind of metal is it?

[tiffbot]

This often happens to me. Especially winter when it's dry cold weather out. When I first got married I religiously would take it off to shower or anything in water and it helped a ton, but I've gotten lazy and it's getting a little harder to take on and off all the time after 2 kids if you know what I mean lol.

Sorry not much advice, other than sometimes I just take it off for a couple days and let the skin heal before trying it again.

ETA whoops I missed the spot where you said you get blisters. Ouch! I've never had that happen, just itchy red and dry once in awhile. Hope you didn't develop an allergy, that would be so sad!

[mrsmonogrammed]

Size beads-

These beads allow space between your finger and the ring, but also ensure that the ring will not easily slide over your knuckle and get lost:)

[veggiemo]

@babybean9 was headed where I was. Since it's white gold, it might need a re-dip.

[billyhorrible]

Nov 29, 2016 10:48:48 GMT -5 mrsmonogrammed said:

Could be water getting trapped under your rings- do you wear them in the shower/ washing your hands/ washing dishes?

This was my thought. It happens to me sometimes if it gets wet under there during dry weather. Combo of the two leafs to a chafing like reaction. I'm terrible about taking it off for showers/dishes, so I usually take it off at work for an hour or so a day. I find I'm less likely to forget to put it back on when it's on my mouse pad, interfering with my ability to work.

[tiffbot]

I forgot about redipping. I should do that and soon too.

My rings are from Ben Moss and they are no more come the new year So bummed.

[jessila]

Agreeing with PPs saying to take them off when you do things that make your hands wet. My fingers started doing the same thing post-pregnancy. I take them off every time I wash my hands and even put lotion on after my hands are dry. It's a lot worse during the winter for me especially with washing my hands all the time for work.

I take my rings off as soon as I get home out of habit now. We have a ring stand by our key hooks so I just take them all off along with my watch.

[tiffbot]

Nov 29, 2016 11:26:05 GMT -5 michyme123 said:

Nov 29, 2016 11:17:31 GMT -5 tiffbot said:

I forgot about redipping. I should do that and soon too.

My rings are from Ben Moss and they are no more come the new year So bummed.

oh no! I remember back in June I went to the mall for my cleaning but the store (Mappins) was shut down! I was so sad my warranty would be void then but luckily People's owns them so now I just go there. Too bad about Ben Moss

Oh that's good! This made me check if anything happened with Ben Moss's warranty plans because I heard rumors of maybe but it looks like anyone with a lifetime warranty plan is out of luck after Dec 31

[alayne926]

Did you recently change soap at work or home? I had this happen when the school I taught at switched soaps in the bathroom and I had a reaction to soap residue getting stuck under the ring. Always take it off now to wash hands and haven't had a problem since.