I can't tell you how touched I was to receive such a personal gift. I'm still a bit overwhelmed.
As a result, I make sure that I only wear the ring places I am sure there is absolutely no risk of loosing it/having it stolen. I don't wear it on vacation, I don't wear it hiking or camping, and I slip it off whenever I go into a sketchy neighborhood. Basically, I don't wear it unless I know I'll be sleeping in my own bed.
Which is why it would be nice to get a back-up ring. This little beauty would be a nice stand in....
Don't you think?
(seen on Bunnyshop)
7 comments:
Not big enough
No big enough!! What? Come on Uncle Greg. I like it. Check out this website, http://www.sundancecatalog.com/CATEGORY/Jewelry/Rings.html?pfstep=results, it's where we got my wedding ring.
Katie's dad, you are a good man.
I meant to say "Not," obviously.
See your previous post - you might have to bag the ring if you spring for the house.
Or you COULD just wear your wedding ring. We recently inherited a large amount of incredibly ornate antique Asian furniture. I was TERRIBLY worried I would damage the stuff to the point that its functionality was entirely lost. Then I slapped myself in the face and remembered that it's just STUFF, and if I don't risk damaging it in order to actually enjoy it... what's the point of having it in the first place!?
My advice - don't be careless, but enjoy your ring to the MAX and if something does happen - it's just stuff. You can't take it with you when you leave this life.
Is it ever big enough? Your dad is a sweet man to want his daughter have swoon-worthy gems.
I, too, worried about my wedding ring meeting an ill demise. Even though it is not an antique, it was custom made and sizeable. Thus, I had a separate wedding band made, which is what I wear when I am feeling fearful. I didn't know you didn't have two separate rings.
I think the story of your ring is just great. :)
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