Diamond rings w/ meaning

[niseixtenshi]

My aunt recently lost her 2nd battle to cancer and I was given her jewelery. Everytime I look at them...it reminds me of her - and I love that about these pieces. I just wanted to share. They are both yellow gold with diamonds. I had them resized and now they look new.

I wear both of them on my right hand - but I can't hold my slr camera in my left hand.

 

[mistikat]

Lovely pieces, and glad they hold happy memories for you. Sorry for your loss...

 

[EricaD]

I think there's nothing better than family pieces. Beautiful rings. So sorry for your loss

 

[niseixtenshi]

mistikat, ericad - thank you both very much for your kind words.

 

[Greenstar]

Both rings are beautiful on lovely hands and nails too

 

[VeryChic]

Im sorry to hear about your loss. My grandmother passed away a three years ago from breast cancer as well, its difficult but she is in a better place.

Beautiful rings. The first is simple yet elegant and the second is very attention grabbing. I had a thread not too long ago about jewelry with meaning, things are just so much more special when they have the unique meaning or memory behind them.

It must be nice to have that little reminder of her. Things like that always help to get through the hard times.

-VC

 

[Mary_Swe]

Sorry for your loss. It´s actually nice to have some items with special meaning. The rings are both stunning!

 

[ShelleyM]

So pretty and I am very sorry for your loss.

 

[HappyAngel]

oh, beautiful rings!! Just curious...are you wearing MAC nailpolishes???

 

[divadivine682]

Those rings are beautiful! Im very sorry to hear of your loss.....
On a different note, you have very pretty hands!!

 

[niseixtenshi]

oh, beautiful rings!! Just curious...are you wearing MAC nailpolishes???

Thank you. The pink nailpolish is from the MAC Hello Kitty collection "something about pink". The greyish-purple one is from Sephora-OPI "metro chic"

 

[gelbergirl]

Sorry for your loss.
I am sure she would love how they look on your beautiful hands.
Well, better on her hands . . . . you know what I am saying.
Enjoy them.

 

[lulilu]

Sorry to hear about your loss. I am glad you have such beautiful reminders of your dear aunt.