Ring Resizing... Advice and Recommendations?

I used to work for Rogers & Hollands in Brookfield Square, I would take it there. They have a Jeweler that comes into the store to do the work so the turn around will be quicker than most places, likely less than a week. The pricing will depend on the thickness of the ring, if you have two rings soldered together, and detail of the setting. If it is only one ring and only going up half a size, I would think it would be around $50, but I have been out of the business for three years, so don't quote me! Just make sure the associate taking your ring in writes up a detailed description and uses a diamond tester to verify your stones. Overall it is a very safe process and you shouldn't have any problems especially with such a reputable jeweler!

OH my gosh! You NEED to go to Shallow Jewelers. They are on Greenfield, just west of 84th. He's been in business many many years and they do everything right there in house. He also designs jewelery. I had him fix a Tanzinite (VERY soft stone most jewelrs shy away from) ring and he did beautifully. Also a prog broke off of my marquee wedding ring and he fixed it...no charge. I did not buy either piece from his store. It's not too expensive...I think 35.00 or so...but I'm sure it'll depend on how much of a sizing you need. Google Shallow Jewlers in West Allis to see their website. (apologize for the spelling errors)

I had a "reputable" jeweler switch 2 of my diamonds in an anniversary ring that I have. One of the smaller diamonds fell out and I was having it replaced. The jeweler I now use photographs and weighs their customers rings. Just be careful!

half to one size larger should be easy. I had mine done back when I was married, perhaps 5 years ago. Took 3 days and cost around $35.

Go to a jeweler in your town that has the biggest building. :) They have the most to lose if they do you wrong. They will size your finger so you'll have the right size. Make sure you remember that your fingers swell in the summer and shrink in the winter so have that in mind. Not too tight or loose. A jeweler in our town did mine and didn't charge me anything. He did it for goodwill and that I would tell others about it. Don't worry, it'll be fine and you'll wonder why you didn't do it years ago! :) I think "normal" cost would be about $50.