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A couple of family heirlooms, one was dad's and one was mom's.  The rest I either

Here are mine!  The signet ring is from my uni (I went to St. Andrews) and the Ouroboros one is a fidget ring  The other two are ones I thrifted that I liked! i recently lost this one that was super cool from this artist i liked that was black and had fake diamonds surrounded by a silver metal, very unique and am so sad i lost it....am still trying to find it!  I am a big ring guy, have an entire folder on instagram with rings i want to purchase , alas, another expensive hobby besides watches lol 

Best, Emmanuel

But for me personally, I never wear any rings. I am sure I'd get used to it, but it does not feel right.

I had it repurposed into a signet ring for me.

The engraved initials represent my grandmother, my mother and myself.

No rings for me, especially after one of my friends tore the flesh from one of his fingers to the bone after his ring got caught in a nail climbing down from a tree, only exception is a matched wedding band to keep the missus happy.

I like them on other people. I especially like the one with the bear and the red stone; maybe a ruby?

I only have one gold and onyx ring bought in Gold Street in Muharraq 1967.  It was for a special reason to naively wear/carry something of instant value in case I found myself in difficult territory at a time when the UK was extracting itself from Khormaksar Aden, now part of the Yemen.  We were flying lots of stuff in C130's out with the possibility of being shot at and forced landing where local people were perceived to mutilate their captives.  The idea was to buy time/release/retention of body parts etc.  As I said, naive, but I was young.

I started with the sterling silver ring that looks like a Mickey Mouse head, then a copper band (yes, cut from a pipe), then I had a yellow gold wedding ring which we loaded up with some little diamonds, next I bought a titanium/red gold ring to match all the different case metals of my watches, the gold with stones came from grandfather and father-in-law.  I had a platinum ring but I can’t find it right now.