How to Easily Remove a Stuck Ring from Your Finger with a Needle

Thread the thread through the needle and gently slide it under the ring, making sure that one end of the thread comes out the other side.
Wrap the thread around the finger
Take the longer end of the thread and wrap it firmly but painlessly around the swollen part of the finger, towards the nail.
This will compress the swelling slightly, making it easier to slip the ring on.
Unwind the thread and let the method work
Grasp the short end of the thread (near the ring) and start to gently unwind it in the opposite direction.
This movement will gradually bring the ring up towards the end of the finger, effortlessly and painlessly.
Remove the ring gently
Continue to pull gently on the thread while checking that the ring slides on well.
In a few seconds, it should be free!
Tips for in case of difficulty
Breaking thread? Replace it with dental floss or a stronger string.
Too much swelling? Immerse your hand in cold water for a few minutes to reduce the swelling before trying.
Ring still stuck? Apply a lubricant (soap, oil) to help it slide more easily.
When should you consult a professional?

If, despite several attempts, your ring refuses to move, or if your finger becomes blue, numb or painful, it is time to consult a doctor or a jeweler. In extreme cases, a cut of the ring may be necessary, but this must be done by a professional to avoid any damage to the finger.

Thanks to this ingenious method, you can say goodbye to the stress of a stuck ring. A simple needle and a little patience are enough to regain freedom without pain or damage. A tip to keep in mind to avoid scares and preserve your jewelry!