SESize 6 and Up Ring Stretcher - JT149RS

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It's really easy to use, you can hit it with a hammer (don't have to hit hard) or put it in a press if you want more control.I stretched a ring from about a size 8 to a 14 with ease. See photo, exact same ring on the left.The only thing I would recommend is to polish the surface of the ring stretcher so that it doesn't mar the inside of your ring. (the machined surface is a bit rough)

It worked!! I needed to stretch my son's ring. It was one of those 30 dollar souvenir rings not worth taking to a jeweler plus it had little tiny pseudo gems in it - but he loves it and it was really getting way too small. Not sure what it was made of, but it wasn't 92.5 sterling silver, because I had to bang with all my might to get it to stretch. (With no experience, I started off VERY cautiously, and took it off and tested it about 6 times finding no change in size before determining how much muscle it took to make it stretch.) I also tested a slightly too-small sterling silver ring for comparison, and it took VERY LITTLE effort to stretch it - so definitely go easy so you don't go farther than you want!A note: my son's ring was too small to slip over the mandrel. Or whatever you call the part you slip the ring onto. Don't despair; simply take a shoelace (or similar) and tie it around the mandrel and make like a tourniquet: tie a pencil thru and twist the pencil so you're tightening the shoelace. It will pull the mandrel splines together and your ring will slip on. Then you can go to town.

Haven't used this yet but I don't think it's going to be a problem to use .

Great tool! I’ve used it many times, from rings to the odd bezel the was too tight