
Chris. Another way which occurs to me is again obtainable at a good jewellers.
My wife's uncle, who was in Theatre for many years in the 20's, 30', 40's left me an Edwardian gentleman's finger ring which is worn on the little finger. It has a wopping big diamond in it but the ring is a little large.
I was told, and did see one such, to go to a jeweller's and get him to fit a spring clip. This is a small half band with spring which fits inside the ring and because of the spring keeps it safe from slipping off.
I haven't yet done this but have been content to simply wind a narrow band of flesh coloured 'sticking plaster' round it.
I have some of the plastic ring things but they are cumbersome & look like bits cut off transparent plastic tubing.
Allen Tipton.
Began magic at 9 in 1942. Joined Staffs M.S at 13. Nottm.Guild of M. (8 times President. Prog Director 20years)IBM. Awarded Magician of Month 1980 By Intern. Pres. IBM for reproducing Dante's Sim Sala Bim. Writes Dear Magician column for Abra. Mag.