YiruheInvisible Ring Spacer & Guard – Ring Size Adjuster for Loose Ring, Connector & Resizer, Any Size Fit

this was fairly straightforward to do but a little meticulous. one of my rings i did came out nice and smooth but the other was a little more ridged. that did not affect the comfort level however! both fit like a glove now. it is very strong adhesive- i tried to remove the rigid one but it would not budge. be weary and careful. but this was super affordable and you cannot tell i did so without me removing the rings which is my favorite part!!

I had a significant amount of weight loss and couldn't wear my wedding ring for the past few years, and now I can!The package arrived quickly and includes UV resin, a ring holder, clay to also serve as a ring holder, and a UV lamp. The instructions are clear and the resin cures quickly. Most importantly, it is removed easily and is comfortable. Even with removing the residue the resin is sticky for the first day but after that it feels just fine.A note, however, it can get a bit messy (hence having to remove it once) and I recommend doing it in layers to get the most even coverage. Another note is that the resin cured within the nozzle just with regular sunlight (even with putting the cap back on immediately) and it got to the point where I just had to remove the nozzle and use a stick to apply the resin to my rings.

My wedding ring began to fall off three months ago. Once in the shower, once on the kitchen floor, another time in the bathroom sink, and finally in the garage, rolling under the work bench! Never felt it fall off, just heard it bounce. Never happened in 46 years until now. Started searching for a solution online and saw plenty of options. The cheapest were the clip on adjusters, but they don’t make them for my size ring (over 13mm). Came upon this product and figured it was worth a try. Not a lot of money lost if it didn’t work. The good news is it works just as advertised. If you closely at the pictures of my ring, you can see that I have two distinct coats on it. The lower coat was applied per instructions. Yes, you do want to refrigerate the solution for 5 minutes before using. I applied it, rolled the ring back and forth slowly to help it spread evenly. Rocked it side to side to cover the width, and kept doing so until it started to move slowly, then put it under the lights for 120 seconds. Then turned off the light and let it sit for an hour just to be sure it was dry enough to wear. Thin layers are the key to success, as per instructions. I put the ring on and I fit quite well. But the next day I decided to put on another layer. You can see the next layer is not as even. Reason is I forgot to refrigerate the solution. It dried much more quickly. Fortunately, it was workable enough, so I got it to how you it on the ring. Blue Lighted for 120 seconds, waited an hour, tried it on, and it fits perfectly. My ring feels no different than before, the solution doesn’t show, and now I have peace of mind that my wring won’t fall off. Whew! The clip would be helpful for thinner rings. For wider rings it can still work if you clip it on the edge. I just held my ring by my fingers while applying and working with it, then just stood it up under the lights. I’m not known for my craftsmanship, especially working with a small bottle and pinpoint applicator with my size fingers, but even I didn’t goof this up. I highly recommend this, just follow the directions, they’re easy to follow, nearly good English, ;) and simple.

The ring sizer works as advertised, it keeps my rings from spinning. I liked the curing process under the UV light but the stand is cumbersome and didn't work for me, I just held my ring under the light. The instructions were good.

I had no idea what to expect when I ordered this, but I'm pleased with the results. I've tried the wrap around pieces and the other plasticy kind of ring size adjusters with mixed results. The former isn't comfortable and the latter fell off. With this curing technique, I can adjust the level of thickness needed and it's very comfortable. As you can see, some of my rings have very thick bands and the other ring size adjusters wouldn't work on them. Also, I did all those rings and still have product left. I can't tell exactly how much is left, but I think it's at least half a bottle left. I would cure under the UV light for around four to six minutes. I could also put two rings under the device at a time.I just received this product this week, so I'm not sure how long it'll last on the rings. The product does seem to have set well on the bands, so I don't think it'll go anywhere any time soon. I've done a little testing by repeatedly taking the rings on and off and the product hadn't budged.So far, I'm really pleased with this product. The ease of use, ability to work on any size band, and the comfort are worth the purchase. I definitely recommend this product.

Very easy to use and Practical. I like this better than the little coiled bands, because you can’t see the product! The little coiled bands, get dingy and need replacing often. This stuff doesn’t even show, so your rings look beautiful always.

After finding out that I have substantial Polish ancestry, I bought an antique Polish ring that was quite a bit too large for me. I bought this adhesive size adjuster kit to help me wear it anyway. The basic strategy for this kit is to place a specialized glue on the inside rear of your ring and then cure it with a little LED light that the company provides. The kit also includes a noseplug presumably because some find the smell of the glue challenging to tolerate. I didn't have this problem. I found that overall this kit is pretty convenient and effective. It would work wonderfully with a ring that is not quite as excessively large for a person as this one was for me. If the ring is more than a couple of sizes too large, you must cure the glue, add another coat, cure the glue again, and so forth. When I tried this it just didn't work well because having that many coats felt sticky and uncomfortable. I would use this glue and light for rings that are only a size or two too large, but not for one that is more than that. I think I will end up going to a jeweler to see what they can do.