RING MAINTENANCE, REPAIR, AND RESTORATION
Vermont’s trusted experts in ring repair—restoring strength, structure, and beauty where it matters most.
At Shannon’s Fine Jewelry in Essex Junction, we specialize in restoring and maintaining rings of all styles—from everyday bands to meaningful heirlooms.
Rings are worn daily and naturally experience wear over time. From sizing and prong repair to stone tightening and full restoration, every piece is serviced on-site by experienced craftsmen—ensuring lasting strength, comfort, and peace of mind.
Designed for Everyday Wear
Rings take on more wear than any other piece of jewelry. We focus on both appearance and long-term durability—so your ring not only looks right, but holds up over time.
Common Ring Repairs
Ring sizing
Prong repair and rebuilding
Stone tightening and replacement
Shank repair and reinforcement
Rhodium plating and refinishing
Your Ring. Restored with Care.
Whether it’s a ring you wear every day or one passed down over time, we approach every repair with care, precision, and respect for what it represents.
Stop in or contact us to get started—we’ll take care of the rest.
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Ring Sizing
We size rings in platinum, 18k, 14k, and sterling silver. All stones are inspected for safety before any work begins.
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Shank Repair or Replacement
Whether worn thin or broken, we can restore the shank’s strength with partial or full replacement.
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Stabilization and Fit Enhancements
Combat ring spinning or discomfort with sizing beads or special adjustable shanks.
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Stone Replacement and Prong Re-Tipping
We carefully inspect your ring’s structure and gemstones, replacing missing stones and re-tipping worn prongs.
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Rhodium Plating for White Gold
Restore that bright, white shine with a fresh application of rhodium.
Pricing
How pricing works: Based on metal, thickness, stone layout, and the operation (sizing, re-tipping, shank work, tightening, refinishing).
Considerations
May add cost: Sizing over several sizes, eternity/micro-pavé layouts, re-tipping multiple prongs, replacing worn shanks, rhodium plating for white gold, or addressing previous repairs.
Notes: Some designs/stone settings limit how far a ring can be sized safely—we’ll advise best practice.