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Reddit mentions of Ring Size Adjuster 12 Pack, Invisible Ring Size Adjuster for Loose Rings, Ring Guard Spiral Silicone Tightener Set - 4 Sizes Fit Almost Any Ring
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Ring size adjuster for loose ring : 10cm/4 inch,can be shortened to adjust size reduction.easy to apply, no adhesive, chemicals or fasteners requiredRing size adjuster: Innovative, spiral-based design provides a long-lasting and snug fit for most rings, wrap easily around the back of any ring band.Invisible rings size adjuster - people won't see the rignt adjuster as it's on the back side of your finnger.This rings adjuster are in transparent color, adjusting your ring size without reducing the beauty of your ring, you even don't feel it's there.Loose ring adjuster - easy to put on, just pick which style you prefer best and start twisting it around the ring. Feeling good with no discomfort.
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If you can post a photo, that could be really helpful in giving you advice. Based on what you have provided, here are my 2 best guesses:
If the ring was stamped as "SP", then its silver plated. If this is the case, then the ring is likely copper with silver plating. If heated, the silver plating will burn off, leaving copper showing. The ring could be sized, but it would then need to be replated, which most jewelers do not do. (most store do rhodium plating over white gold, but won't risk contaminating their plating solution with any other metals.).
Conversely, the ring might be stamped as "German Silver" or "Nickel Silver", neither of which contains any pure silver at all. (made of copper, zinc & nickel). If the ring is nickel silver, no jeweler is going to risk sizing it because it could very well destroy the ring. In this case, you are far better off keeping the ring as a keepsake vs. risking it melting during a sizing. I have done a few of these over the years for customers that signed waivers and genuinely didn't care if it was destroyed. While they worked, I doubt it was a long term success.
Your best bet is honestly to grab one of those silicone sizers and not try to size the ring. Here's an example: https://www.amazon.com/Adjuster-Invisible-Spiral-Silicone-Tightener/dp/B07F1RN1TM/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_201_lp_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=SGBV5NAAA283P1T4GXWZ