Thanks! I figure, if you can't wear it and enjoy then what's the use of having one to let it sit up and not been worn or seen.
Exactly this! [emoji1]
Thanks! I figure, if you can't wear it and enjoy then what's the use of having one to let it sit up and not been worn or seen.
My niece became a surgeon and snaps rubber gloves on and off all day long and washes her hands constantly. So she is not going to wear an engagement ring when she is working or on call, and when she gets home she has small children and washes her hands a hundred times an hour. She wasn't a doctor when she got the ring.
There are a lot of reasons women might not want to wear the ring. I don't see any need to be judgmental about it.
Just curious, when don't you think it's appropriate to show up wearing diamonds?I take mine off the minute I get home. So I don't wash anything, shower or sleep with any rings on. I actually don't wear any jewelry when I'm home with the exception of my diamond pendants. They only come off when I switch out necklaces.
I also don't wear anything but a plain band when I don't feel it's appropriate to show-up wearing diamonds.
My old company had us do volunteer work at non-profits a couple of times a year. Nothing major but things like take inventory in food banks, various tasks in soup kitchens, even help with HUD in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.Just curious, when don't you think it's appropriate to show up wearing diamonds?
Oh ok, I can definitely see that. Kind of like when volunteering in shelters because it's almost like throwing your wealth in the faces of the less fortunate, right?My old company had us do volunteer work at non-profits a couple of times a year. Nothing major but things like take inventory in food banks, various tasks in soup kitchens, even help with HUD in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
Don't think it's appropriate to wear expensive jewelry and handbags in those circumstances. But that's me, I'm sure others disagree.
Oh ok, I can definitely see that. Kind of like when volunteering in shelters because it's almost like throwing your wealth in the faces of the less fortunate, right?