Palm Beach Jewelry14K Rose Gold-Plated Commitment Symbol Puzzle Ring

Some of the reviewers complained when the ring became segmented and they couldn’t figure out how to put the puzzle together. They miss the point of the ring. This ring is meant to separate and be a puzzle to reassemble. It can be symbolic for your complicated relationship status.It can also be a badge of intelligence that you are among those capable of assembling puzzles.I’ve worn this style ring for almost forty years now. I like it better than other rings because there is no snagging as with stone rings, it feels good on the hand (wish they had half sizes though), and looks nice. It doesn’t announce anything cliche which I also appreciate.Don’t buy if your IQ is lacking. You may not be able to reassemble if you manage to change the orientation of the four interlocking components.

I returned the first ring because it was delivered put together but the bands would not lay flat together (they were splayed out). I took the ring apart and to put it back together then decided I shouldn’t have to do this - I should have received the ring that was intact. I received the replacement ring completely pulled apart. Since I have another 4 band puzzle ring I like to take apart and put together, I worked, and worked, and worked on this watching videos to make sure I was dong it right. I used my other puzzle ring to make sure I was using the right order. I got the puzzle portion together and it is beautiful but the rings will not lay flat together, just like the first one. I am convinced the company produces the rings but doesn’t assure they actually fit together completely. UPDATE: Really, don’t waste your money. I have been wearing the ring with the back (underside) of the bands splayed out and have noticed one of the bands is changing color. I bought the rose gold, which was pretty but one of the bands is completely silver now and another is changing, as well. The underside of the bands are also silver instead of the rose gold.

Beautiful color. Fits my size 10 ring finger, but bottom band tries to separateI don't take them apart. Had one from Saudi, and it was perfect. Given to me by a oil rig worker.

I had a real Turkish 4 puzzle ring before. That ring was passed to my daughter.This ring is a challenge. The instructions did not work for me. It took me a long time to put it together! I looked at youtube videos and other instructions online.Finally, I had to put my frustrations aside and try to put it together!At times, it looked as if the pieces would finally come together only to find out the bottom of the ring were not smooth.There are 2 outer rings that will make a triangle with a opening in the middle.The 2 inner rings from an X and that is the confusing part of the puzzle ring. When the inner rings form an X - the bottom will not look even- gently and slowly pull up the outer rings. The outer rings should fit into the side of the X. Also, the inner ring - work slowly - should adjust to where the bottoms do straighten out and fit better. If the inner rings don't and are crossed at the bottom, you have to start all over. Or stop and take a break until your mind is ready to start again. (Look at as many videos as you can and how people explain each process).If the X linked rings connect without a twisted bottom, and the outer rings have been connected to the outside of the X rings - look for a 'stamped' ring on the outer ring (u can find this on the bottom of one of the triangle rings. Leave the stamped ring alone. The other non-stamped (outer ring) -- take that ring and turn it slowly upside down. When that connects, it should look like a complete ring with no overlaps at the bottom of the ring.Now, take the 'stamped' outer ring and turn it upside down. Do this slowly and you might have to loosen some of the rings a bit to allow the 'stamped' ring to turn upside down. There were plenty of times, when I lost my grips on the other 3 puzzle rings and ended up with a loose ring. Once the 'stamped' ring is connected, everything about the ring should be connected and fit like a ring.If there is resistance, you may have to start all over and try again. It took me a very long time to figure it out. It is definitely a challenging puzzle ring!

I ordered size 10 and it fit perfectly. I have had puzzle rings before and kno how to reassemble them. This ring, however, has some extra notches that make it difficult. I was dismayed that no instructions came with the ring. Beware of taking it apart unless you get instructions!

Ordered the platinum clad as I think it might be a more durable finish. Used it as an excuse to find out my grandson's girlfriend's ring size to buy her an engagement ring! Runs true to size. Very pretty on the hand. They were having a disagreement. I told my grandson to take the ring apart. They both started laughing, trying to put it back together. Success! We're happy! I'm going to buy him a Palm Beach six-piece ring for an extra challenge.

I am so glad I ordered this puzzle ring.It’s a quality ring.The ring fell apart but I had found a YouTube that helped me out it back together.I’m considering the purchase of the silver version.

This ring was not true to size and so it was too small. I’d like to exchange it for a size 7, but I do not know how. Please urgently advise

It is decent quality.

I love puzzle rings and this one fits nicely and looks good but not expensive.

This ring is made in china with the thinest amount of gold on the ring .It arrived on time i wore it for about two hours before the gold started to ware off ,i sent it back imeadeatly STILL WAITING FOR REFUND.

The ring is gold, but the gold is wearing off, and underneath, it appears to be copper, which is turning my finger green,

Can not put it back together