Titanium Ring Resizing

TITANIUM RESIZING SERVICE

Although many jewelers will tell you it's impossible to resize Titanium, I have done it for many clients as much as 4 full US sizes on some bands as can be seen in the video below... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTXkGvt9Gp8&t

Before purchasing this service, please be sure to send me a photo of your band to confirm if it can be done or not. Here are a couple of things to consider.

- Most Titanium bands can be enlarged no larger than 2 US Ring Size but send a photo for a consultation because I've resized bands as much as 4 full US Ring sizes depending on its thickness and design.
- Most Titanium bands can be reduced by no more than 1 US Band Size because again, I've reduced as much as 4 full US ring sizes.
- Bands with Gems "can not" be done as the gems will fall out and I don't work with gems.
- Titanium rarely breaks under pressure but it has occurred. If this occurs or I can't do the work you will be refunded but by accepting and/or requesting this service you release PCR and myself (Michael Baker) from liability of an accidental break whether the service has been prepurchased or you've been told to pay upon completion. There's simply no way for me to guarantee the integrity or origin of your titanium band (especially if it didn't originate here) but again, is very rare. I only had one band out of hundreds resized ever fail and that was because the customer nor I was aware it was resized in the past and had a cut and solder point on the band making it very weak in that spot. Nevertheless, I was still able to repair the band but I only make myself clear on this situation not to scare anyone but rather, I would be heartbroken if something failed especially on a band that had strong sentimental value and couldn't be repaired after the fact. So can it happen? Yes, Has it ever happened? Only once but was repaired to look like new! What are the odds of success? 99.9% Success rate! In short, if the ring wasn't made by me, I have no way of knowing the Grade of Titanium used and on some rare circumstances cheap tin or zinc alloy is used which could provide a weak point in the metal. Asking to do this service isn't without risk and the customer should be aware of that and if in the most rarist of circumstance something happens to your ring (damage or other), you waive any right to hold me liable for said damages. If it is a ring "originally" made by me and I take on the task of resizing, I will accept full responsibility for the item to replace it free of charge and if it can't be replaced, a refund minus 20% for each year owned (age of ring) on the actual purchase price (not value, sentimental or otherwise) will be refunded.

Once you send me a photo of your band, I'll be able to consult with you on how much ring size can be adjusted. The typical charge starts at around $39.95 but WILL vary depending on your band and how far we get it to move.

You (the client) are responsible for shipping your ring to me. The charge for the service includes FREE SHIPPING back to you (within the USA) or discounted (beyond the US).

Titanium is a very hard material and most jewelers will not take the challenge of resizing them because of it. To do this it actually "breaks tools" and requires a special technique and set of equipment to do most jewelers don't have and why they claim it's impossible. It's not impossible, and am so happy to have done this for so many over the years. With that being said, this service is "only" for Titanium Grades 1-4 (commercial grade) or Aerospace Grade 5. Anything higher may in fact be impossible to resize and/or could result in damage or breakage. I'll attempt to resize nearly any grade but these are the most common and typically the only grades used in jewelry. In any case, there is no guarantee financial or otherwise for failed attempts at resizing and the customer accepts this risk as part of requesting of the service to be done.

All Terms herein may be changed without prior notice by PCR Jewelry, Michael Baker, Jeweler, and any other parties at any time.

I'm here if you have any questions.