Resize Age Warranty For Free

Resizing a ring to make it smaller typically involves removing a portion of the band. On average, the cost of having a ring sized down can range from $30 to $60. Resizing a ring to make it larger usually requires adding metal to the band. The average cost for resizing up can range from $40 to $80.

Resizing a ring to make it smaller typically involves removing a portion of the band. On average, the cost of having a ring sized down can range from $30 to $60. Resizing a ring to make it larger usually requires adding metal to the band. The average cost for resizing up can range from $40 to $80.

Some stores or jewelry brands will void the warranty on your ring if you take it to be resized at an unauthorized jeweler. So if your ring came with a warranty and you don't want to risk voiding that warranty, it may be wise to get it resized at the location where the ring was originally purchased.

Most of the time, the jeweler you use to purchase your engagement ring will offer a resizing service free of charge. Some major jewelry chains include free resizing as part of the ring's warranty.

The main con of doing this is that whenever a ring gets resized, the area in where it was cut and soldered is naturally weaker than the rest of the ring. Also, these cuts for resizing are made at the bottom of the band, which is usually the part of the ring that is subjected to the most stress.

Average prices for ring resizing Now, ring resizing can cost as little as $20 and go up to around $450 depending on the jeweler and the type of metal they are working with.

If the ring doesn't fit, the Brilliant Earth resize policy gives you 1 free resize within 60 days of purchasing the ring. Click through to read the policy in full here.