wedding band

[sooners]

When I got married, we skipped the engagement ring specifically because I can't wear it at work. However, we did opt for 5mm beveled sterling bands. The bevel is important in my work because it doesn't snag on the client, and the only time I remove it is when the client has a skin issue (keratosis, or large skin eforum.xxxs). I also have an identical copper ring that I use for energy work as well.

When we renewed our vows we bought fancy milgrain ones for goin' out on the town.

My husband is a painter, so his ring takes a lot of abuse, and if we ever lose them (which, no matter how strong your bond, does happen) - they are silver, and financially easy to replace.

 

[nonmisogynisticAL]

I've seen socks that have a little pocket with a zipper, to put small items in. I think that would work great for rings.

Personally I leave mine at home, they I don't worry. My partner & I don't stress over not wearing the rings.

 

[the.ash]

I lost my wedding ring when I was doing my internship. I was filling in for another student, went to the restroom pre-client, realized my ring was on, made a conscience point of noting where I put my ring (outside pocket of my purse), worked on the client and went home. I realized that evening that the ring was still in my purse in the car in the garage. I thought no big deal I'll get it in the morning. Next morning, no ring. I searched high and low and still haven't found it.

My advice, leave it at home in the jewelry box where it's safe and sound.

 

[ebears]

I am a surgical technician and I when I was wearing my wedding rings I would safety pin them to my scrub top AND my bra. That way when I took off my scrubs I would not forget the rings were pinned to it and throw them into the laundry.

I also would wear them on a chain around my neck.