Ring Resizing in Marlton, NJ

From $75, most rings finished in five business days. Resized at our own bench — nothing is shipped out. Free evaluation, no deposit. Final pricing is confirmed after we inspect the item.

What you get either way

Family-owned since 1988

Family-owned since 1988

We started as a repair bench in Philadelphia. That bench is still the business.

Insured while in our care

Insured while in our care

Documented at intake. Customer items are insured while in our care for up to $100,000.

One-year warranty on workmanship

One-year warranty on workmanship

On the solder joint, on every resize, whether or not you bought the ring here. Does not cover accidental damage or normal wear.

No deposit required

No deposit required

Free evaluation in front of you. You decide after you hear the price.

Complimentary on our rings

Complimentary on our rings

Standard resizing at no charge for the original purchaser. Complex work, added metal or reshanking may be extra — we tell you at inspection.

Rush service

Same-day ring resizing

The rush surcharge starts at $75, added to the resizing price, and same-day availability depends on the day's workload. Bring the ring in before 11 AM and we will tell you on the spot whether it can be finished that day.

Most plain bands and simple settings qualify. Rings with pavé and eternity bands generally do not, and white-gold rings needing polishing and rhodium plating usually need additional time.

See what qualifies

Is It Cheaper to Size a Ring Up or Down?

At our bench, sizing up and sizing down are priced the same. The variables that move the price are the metal, the number of sizes, and the ring's construction — not the direction.

That differs from the industry rule of thumb, which says sizing up costs more because the jeweler has to add matching metal. We do add metal going up, but for most rings the labor difference is small enough that we do not charge separately for it.

Many rings can be adjusted one or two sizes without noticeably changing their proportions. For the background on what drives resizing cost generally, see our complete ring resizing cost guide. Larger changes may be possible on plain bands, while pavé, channel-set, eternity and heavily patterned rings need individual evaluation — moving them several sizes affects stone security and the geometry of the setting. For major changes, reshanking or remaking often produces a better result.

Which Rings Cannot Be Resized?

We routinely resize gold, platinum and sterling silver.

Tungsten and ceramic rings generally cannot be resized using traditional methods. Replacement or exchange is usually the safest option, and our repair bench will tell you which applies. and many manufacturers offer a replacement program for a different size.

Titanium we evaluate individually. Some titanium designs can be altered; others cannot, and the difference is in the alloy and the construction rather than the metal itself.

Stainless steel, cobalt and other non-traditional metals are also looked at case by case.

Bring the ring in. A two-minute look tells us more than a phone description.

Alternatives: Sizing Beads and Ring Guards

If a ring cannot be sized — or you want the option reversible — two smaller fixes work:

  • Sizing beads, starting at $125. Two small beads soldered inside the shank take up slack and stop a ring spinning. Useful when a knuckle is larger than the base of the finger.
  • Ring guard fitting, starting at $50, usually done in a day. A guard tightens the fit without altering the ring at all.

Will Resizing Leave a Mark?

On most rings, no. A properly executed joint in gold or platinum is invisible under normal wear.

The honest exception is unusual alloys. When a ring is made from a standard 14k or 18k alloy we can match the solder exactly. When it is an unusual mix — some vintage pieces, some designer alloys — the closest available match can read very slightly different in certain light. We will tell you at drop-off if we expect that.

Rings Bought Somewhere Else

We size rings from any jeweler after inspecting them. You do not need a receipt and we do not charge extra for it.

Rings purchased at Billig Jewelers include complimentary standard resizing for the original purchaser. Complex resizing, additional stones or metal, reshanking, substantial size changes and rings modified elsewhere may involve an additional charge — we tell you at inspection which applies.

Serving Marlton, Cherry Hill, Voorhees and South Jersey

Our showroom sits on Route 73 South in Marlton, minutes from Cherry Hill, Voorhees, Moorestown, Mount Laurel, Medford and Haddonfield, and about a twenty-five minute drive from Center City Philadelphia.

Billig Jewelers 330 Route 73 South, Marlton, NJ 08053 (856) 983-2300 Tuesday–Friday 10 AM – 5 PM · Saturday 10 AM – 4 PM · Closed Sunday and Monday

Family-owned since 1988. We started as a repair and manufacturing bench in Philadelphia, and the bench is still the center of the business.

Visit our Marlton showroom

Everything is done at our own bench in Marlton. Walk in for a free evaluation — no appointment needed and no deposit taken.

Location
330 Route 73 South, Marlton, NJ 08053
Hours
Tue–Fri 10 AM – 5 PM · Sat 10 AM – 4 PM · Closed Sun & Mon

Ring Resizing FAQ

1. How much does it cost to resize a ring?

Ring resizing at Billig Jewelers starts at $75 for a plain gold band. Platinum and rings with pavé or channel-set stones start at $125, and eternity bands at $175 for labor, plus any stones or metal required. Final pricing is confirmed after we inspect the ring.

2. Can a jeweler resize a ring the same day?

Yes, for most plain bands and simple settings. Bring the ring in before 11 AM; the rush surcharge starts at $75 and same-day availability depends on that day's workload. White-gold rings that need polishing and rhodium plating usually need additional time.

3. Which rings cannot be resized?

Tungsten and ceramic generally cannot be resized by traditional methods — both are too hard to cut and rejoin. Titanium, stainless steel and cobalt are evaluated individually. Where a full resize isn't advisable, sizing beads (from $125) or a ring guard (from $50) can adjust the fit instead. Gold, platinum and sterling silver resize routinely.

4. Is it cheaper to resize a ring up or down?

At our bench the price is the same either way. Cost is driven by the metal, the number of sizes and the ring's construction rather than the direction of the change.

5. Is it worth resizing a ring?

Usually. Resizing starts at $75 — a fraction of the cost of replacing a ring — and it keeps a piece you already own and care about. The exception is a shank worn thin enough to flex — there, reshanking from $300 is the better investment.

6. Can I take my ring anywhere to get resized?

You can, but ask two questions first: is the work completed on site, and how will the ring be documented and protected while it is there? Our resizing is done at our Marlton bench, which means you can talk directly to the team doing the work.

7. Do jewelers resize rings for free?

Rings purchased at Billig Jewelers include complimentary standard resizing for the original purchaser. Complex work — eternity bands, added stones or metal, reshanking or substantial size changes — may involve an additional charge. Rings bought elsewhere are priced from $75.

8. How quickly can you get a ring resized?

Five business days is standard. Same-day service is available for most plain bands dropped off before 11 AM. Reshanking and eternity band work take longer and are quoted at drop-off.

Still have questions?

Call us at856-983-2300or visit our Marlton showroom. We’re always happy to help.

Bring your ring in.

Free evaluation, no deposit, and same-day service on most plain bands dropped off before 11 AM.

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