So here's the gist of it. FH purchased e-ring 6.5 which is what I told him I was. I was fat, it was uncomfortable, we had it resized to a 7. I lost 15lbs (yay, but not even close to where I want to be) and now the darn thing is a little big. I recently ordered my wedding band from the same place (Blue Nile), also a 7 and it's even bigger! I could still wear it, but it's big. I think I'm technically a 6.75 which they don't offer. I don't feel like getting both resized professionally. Not right now anyway, but would like a temporary solution other than scotch tape. Anyone have any tips? There are a few things on Google about hot glue gun and dipping in silicone. Just wondering if you ladies have done anything temporary and how it worked out.
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