Calluses from ring won’t go away

The same thing happened to me and I gradually (I think it was probably over four months or so) got rid of them by gently brushing them with a pumice stone while in the shower. Gently is key - I was too aggressive the first few times and they became raw and painful. Another (possibly better) option would be OTC callus removers.

Callus's are hard protective skin that forms in order to protect the skin under it from damage. Sometimes this forms after an injury to protect healing skin and sometimes it forms on an area of use or past irritation. If the skin is super hard (like heel callus hard) then you can gently pummus stone the skin in the shower and then use a strong absorbing moisturizer to soften the skin as soon as you get out. I would only recommend that though if you feel the callus is not shedding at all.

From the picture (so obviously not a super in depth look) it looks like it is just a soft callus. Use a really strong moisturizer - something like Dr. Okeefe's - daily. Make sure to use it every time you wash your hands. A lot of moisturizers are actually designed to dry your hands (makes you buy more) so make sure you have one that is legit. (So if you bought it from bath and body works or any similar store because it smelled pretty.... I wouldn't use it) O'Keefe's is a humectant, emollient, and an occlusive all in one. (Humectant's pull moisture from the air to your skin, emollients help it fill in the gaps between skin cells, and occlusives keep the water that is in your skin in). In order to heal callus's you want to have a combo of these during the day. Other skin care products do similar things, I just like my brand. Over time the callus will fade and eventually disappear - but it should happen slowly or you risk damaging the very delicate skin under the callus.

I was a dancer in college so how to treat callus's was essentially an unofficial class as it was part of the daily life. It does take a while, but it will fade with regular moisturizer use. If you are worried about pictures or something and seeing the red marks, you could always dab a slight amount of concealer/foundation on that area before a photo shoot and no one will ever know.

Just stopping in to say I love your ring!

This is so old but did you manage to fix this problem?! I'm having the exact same one. My left ring finger has those bumps and also just looks so much bigger than my other fingers!