Metal wears over time and rings are the most common pieces of jewellery that need to be
repaired because they are worn the most.
If you notice your ring is much thinner under your finger than the areas in between your fingers, your ring may need to be re-shanked.
This is the process where the thin area of metal is cut out and a thicker piece of metal is soldered
back into place. If a thin ring has cracked it can be soldered back together but a good jeweller
will also suggest re-shanking for a longer lasting solution.
