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From memory the metal was two part allowing the wooden section easy access. At the time I looked right into it I found for peanuts a supplier of Titanium rings I took my wifes favourite ring to a jeweller ascertained the correct size then went on the net to get the US size in a comparison chart worked like a charm for me as I settled for Titanium all round. My dearly beloved used to wear a few rings on the one finger they wore each other thin at the bottom so I had a Jeweller combine the bands into one and fit the stones. There is a real sequence with rings first they fit then comes the babies years go by and rings have to be discarded or resized. Yes I still buy her rings sort of right of passage.

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[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 242335, member: 122"] From memory the metal was two part allowing the wooden section easy access. At the time I looked right into it I found for peanuts a supplier of Titanium rings I took my wifes favourite ring to a jeweller ascertained the correct size then went on the net to get the US size in a comparison chart worked like a charm for me as I settled for Titanium all round. My dearly beloved used to wear a few rings on the one finger they wore each other thin at the bottom so I had a Jeweller combine the bands into one and fit the stones. There is a real sequence with rings first they fit then comes the babies years go by and rings have to be discarded or resized. Yes I still buy her rings sort of right of passage. Peter. [/QUOTE]

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