Designed, developed and patented by A-Z Tec Medical Limited, the GEM II Ring Cutter was the first battery powered ring cutter Colored Open Jump Rings,15 Colors,8mm Diameter,DIY Jewelry Findings Open Jump Rings for jewelry making For rings made of hard material, one person can pull on each side of the ring to open it; each can use a paper clip. Some rings made out of hard but brittle material (eg, ceramic, tungsten) can be broken into pieces by applying pressure with vice grips by slowly tightening the tension screw, which closes the grips tighter until the ring breaks. Because pieces of the ring may shatter and become projectile, eye protection is advised for the patient and person performing the procedure. Use extreme caution when using bolt cutters to remove a ring, as you can easily cut the finger with either the bolt cutters or the crushed edge of the ring band.

Unlike the manual ring cutter the Gem II ring cutter's uniquely designed cutting disc guide component allows a ring or series of The GEM II Ring Cutter is designed to be used with two different types of ring cutting disc. The A-Z 223 Diamond Cutting Disc is for use on hard

services across the U.K and throughout Europe and the Middle East, the GEM II is a light weight, cordless ring cutting Hold the blade to the ring for a second or two at a time, and lubricate the ring with a few drops of cold water between cuts to prevent overheating. Use a rotary tool with a mini saw attachment for soft metal rings. A small steel circular saw blade can be used to remove rings made of gold, silver, or platinum. This may also work for titanium rings, but it may take several minutes to make the cut successfully. Diamond blades are more effective for harder materials, such as titanium or stainless steel. [8] X Research source

Slide the manual ring cutter's small hook (guard) under the ring to position the saw-toothed wheel that cuts the metal.Go to a jeweler if you can’t get your ring off. If you’ve tried at-home methods and you just can’t get your ring to slide off, go to a jeweler. Most professional jewelers are experienced at removing stubborn rings. Depending on what the ring is made of, the jeweler may be able to repair and adjust the ring once it’s cut off. [1] X Research source Reduce swelling with cold water. Sometimes exposure to cold temperatures can reduce swelling in your finger enough to allow a ring to slip off. Fill a bowl with cold water and soak your hand in it for a few minutes, then try to remove the ring. [12] X Research source