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[The Hobbit] Why wasn’t there a fight over the ring when Bilbo revealed it to The dwarves after the fight with the spiders

As a refresher, Bilbo and company had just finished fighting back the giant spiders in Mirkwood but during that time Bilbo had to reveal the one ring which he had been keeping secret up till then. 

So after the fight the dwarves are all thanking Bilbo for saving them and they of course ask about the ring and Bilbo tells what really happened in the cave with Gollum. 

The book never actually says that while Bilbo was talking that he pulled out the ring and showed them but I find it hard to believe that in this scenario Bilbo wouldn’t have pulled it out at least to show them. Dwarves in general love gold and jewels. Enchanted rings aren’t a common thing in a Middle Earth. The dwarves showed genuine interest when they heard about it. All this and of course the ring has a will of its own so I feel it would have made itself purposefuly alluring to the dwarves after they knew that it was in Bilbos pocket and they would have forced him to show them the ring. 

So to sum it all up, wtf? maybe the Rings not as powerful as in the LOTR trilogy because Saurons not as powerful at this point?
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Why should there be? The Dwarves of Thorin's company are not such horrible people that they would get into a fight someone who just saved their asses and take something  that does not belong to them.

The Ring can be resisted. Everyone in the Fellowship with the exception of Boromir managed that (including Gimli).