Generally speaking, the structure of gold rings is relatively stable because of the high temperature and heavy pressure during forging. However, if you don't pay attention to the details during use, such as putting the gold ring in a high temperature place or making the gold ring suffer too much impact, it may lead to the damage of the gold ring.
If the gold ring is purchased through formal channels, with a complete invoice and quality assurance after sale, then you can try to claim compensation from the merchant. In this case, the merchant may provide a return or repair service, and if the gold ring cannot be repaired, it will also provide some compensation.
In some cases, merchants will provide similar nickel-copper alloy warranty, so in the case of broken gold ring, you can also try to ask for warranty. In addition, the merchant may also provide certain discounts or concessions as appropriate to compensate for this part of the loss.
In short, after the gold ring is disconnected, if it is a commodity provided by a regular merchant, it may be compensated. But under normal circumstances, the compensation policies of different businesses are different, so it is better to make a request as soon as possible, so as not to get the compensation you want after the after-sales period.