Wedding ring.

vivaladiva

Thank you for your replies everyone. I think we still have a 'proper' jeweller in town.
Don't know if they have a jewellery/goldsmith bit - although they're good for a haircut and a meal out.
OH has made a good recovery, but I wouldn't want to take him through airport security:rotfl:.

safesound

I second the get someone to recomend a good goldsmith as I quite often have to have my engagement ring repaired (thin shank + clumsy person = regularly mangled ring). There was a great goldsmith where I used to live who would only charge me about £18 to repair it but when I moved I thought he was too far away so I found someone local to my new location. BIG mistake. He charged me £35 and within a week it had split in the same place and when I took it back he had the cheek to tell me it was my fault for rough handling. I made the journey back to my original goldsmith and its perfect, I've even had it reduced in size since.
A good jeweller is worth his weight in gold (:rolleyes:)

MrsTinks

Definitely go to a jewellers it's the only way to do it. Trying to fix it yourself will probably do more damage to the ring than it has now and it's just not worth doing it
Hope OH gets better soon... both arms... OUCH!