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Hand wearing an emerald cut diamond ring holding a peach below the title "Why Is My Ring Turning My Finger Green?", by Lily Dia Jewellery

Why Is My Ring Turning My Finger Green?

A green mark under a ring usually comes from copper in the metal reacting with moisture, skin products or household chemicals. It is a surface stain, but itching, swelling or a persistent rash can point to contact dermatitis.

Diamond engagement ring and eternity band in yellow gold below the title "Can I Make My Engagement Ring Thicker?", by Lily Dia Jewellery

Can I Make My Engagement Ring Thicker?

Yes. A jeweller re-shanks the ring, which means replacing part or all of the band with thicker metal. Half-shank is cheaper, full shank gives even thickness right around. Expect $300 to $1,200 AUD depending on metal and complexity.

Pear engagement ring with curved wedding bands on a hand below the title "Wedding Band Doesn't Sit Flush and what to do", by Lily Dia Jewellery

Wedding Band Doesn't Sit Flush and what to do

If your wedding band sits with a gap against your engagement ring, it's almost always the setting profile, not a defect. Here's what causes it, which fixes actually work (contour bands, spacers, soldering), and what each one costs in Australia.

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