I have a wedding ring without chamfering, I like the snug fit and the trick to getting it off is in relaxing your muscles and turning it as you pull it off. I p

I have a wedding ring without chamfering, I like the snug fit and the trick to getting it off is in relaxing your muscles and turning it as you pull it off. I paid special attention to this aspect as we were fitting rings since I heard this argument before. It seems like most 'modern' (i.e., square, boxy) design do not have a chamfer, and I didn't have problems getting any of them off (well aside from the too small ones, of course).