Very richly elaborate setting of gold ring fully encrusted with pavé sapphires and diamond baguettes — its seems very exotic — almost Oriental – Turkish in its exoticism. I can appreciate this type of aesthetic and the matching sapphire necklace as a set, but it would be very ornate and almost ostentatious in most modern Western – European social settings. It would be more wearable piece in Middle East, India or South East Asia.
I dig the medieval hebrewelry look. either heavy and uncut stones or solid gold.
roman, byzantine, early medieval. it’s something no one would wear and that’s what I like about it. people wouldn’t even know where to look for that.
ideally I’d like to make a necklace like that myself, take some time off, go to a goldsmith, pay for the materials and ask him to teach you. makes the whole thing all the more personal and unique. something I can buy in a store for money, something which is often very overpriced, I think has no value to me. value *is* something entirely personal.
Signet/lodge ring on the right ring finger and wedding ring (if applicable) on the left ring finger is the only acceptable way to wear rings. Everything else is sleazy, tacky, and drug-dealery. morony too.
My fingers are abnormally thin for a man. My wedding band is a size 6.5. i have a ring I wear on my middle finger that’s 7.5. I always get told I have beautiful hands by girls though.
>Family has no crest >Alma mater does not issue signet rings, but maybe I did not look hard enough >I don’t particularly like my birthstone (amethyst, I prefer sapphire or lapis lazuli)
Maybe I should just go kill myself and try again
He looks like a fat hecking gay. The only reason you think it’s cool is because of the fake persona he portrays on ~~*television*~~.
No go eat your goyslop and reconsider your life.
Anonymous says:
why are you so mad?
Anonymous says:
Why are you so gay?
https://i.imgur.com/MEHzUlm.jpg
>they’re so gaaayyy
muuaaahhh
https://i.imgur.com/5loGn8o.jpg
Oscar Wilde was a notorious homosexual.
Anonymous says:
Wilde was also notoriously fashionable.
Anonymous says:
So? Lots of homosexuals are fashionable. The question is, do you want to look like a gay with your gay little pinky ring?
Anonymous says:
not that anon, or gay, but I want to beat you to hecking death you stupid cunt
Would you say it IRL? Would you say it to someone’s face IRL?
if not, then GET RAPED TO DEATH!!
Anonymous says:
The most sane LULZ user
Anonymous says:
>typical zoomer moment
Stop doing gay things and people will stop making fun of you.
Anonymous says:
it’s comfy af, i thought it would be shit to wear but I don’t even feel it
They are, if you are looking for real golden/silver ring you should check for opinions online for hebreweler. Things you should have in mind: you should know anything about fineness of precious metals (golden pieces comes are 750 and 585 ratio and silver hebrewlery 925), before buying any piece you should be able to test it for purity (via touchstone and acid or any other method) also you can check prices for similar pieces so you don’t get hecked over
That ankle to feet length says otherwise? Do you just have shorter legs and a long torso?
Anonymous says:
>what is perspective
I’m procrastinating important shit right now so have a pic with measure showing another angle of the same part of the leg
I have decent proportions
Anonymous says:
I’m 100% male
https://files.catbox.moe/xp9npq.jpg
I just like how they look and feel.
toe rings on males are definitely more unusual, and give off very unconventional and possibly gay vibe
on either sex, they are disconcerting and "cheap" imo, do you get any negative reactions from people you know and meet?
I only wear them openly if I’m going to the beach or kayaking, in which case I will wear one of the less flashy ones I own, and I’ve never had a substantially negative reaction from anybody. I’ve gotten some weird looks, but that’s unsurprising because it’s an unusual thing to see.
I’m a 6’4" southern european with a mustache and goatee, and I already have a look that’s unconventional and a bit fruity, so I just roll with it
My family moved to the Midwest when I was 8. Moved around since then but still living in the same general area
Anonymous says:
I’m 100% male
https://files.catbox.moe/xp9npq.jpg
I just like how they look and feel.
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toe rings on males are definitely more unusual, and give off very unconventional and possibly gay vibe
on either sex, they are disconcerting and "cheap" imo, do you get any negative reactions from people you know and meet?
My family moved to the Midwest when I was 8. Moved around since then but still living in the same general area
you’re very brave and freely express your personal style especially in US Midwest so mirin and you’re also an imposing Med physique at 6ft4 so you’re not gonna worry about alota confrontation lol.
Thoughts on coin rings?
I think they have a very nice aesthetic and they’re good conversation starters, as long as you can find one with personal significance to you.
I do however think they can look cheap and kitschy, but at least these days it’s not as bad as when it was an active hipster fad
Yes, my father has one just like this with his initials so I got one with mine for my high school graduation. I always wanted one of my own so it was nice to get it.
One commie woman said it was old-mannish when I wore it as an 18 year old, everyone else has just been curious and asked if it means anything and why I wear it.
Yes, my father has one just like this with his initials so I got one with mine for my high school graduation. I always wanted one of my own so it was nice to get it.
jesus christ he looks like a basset hound. Imagin this shit being the standard of beauty througout the pax britannica.
yeah ikr 60s uk mod look
I have a plain silver signet-style ring. I think it balances out the watch on my other hand.
post pics
getting a silver ring for christmas
should i engrave my initials or my full last name onto it?
Do initials ina fraktur font, shoe pic of the ring
would love smth like this. but I could buy a good watch for the same price so I’d rather not.
my ideal mens hebrewelry would be a steel reverso, a sapphire ring and a uncut sapphire necklace.
that looks gay with all the sapphire on it, especially around the band. a gemstone on the gold would look good
it’s a bit gaudy
Diamonds and gold look even worse imo. You can’t wesr them without anything period.
Very richly elaborate setting of gold ring fully encrusted with pavé sapphires and diamond baguettes — its seems very exotic — almost Oriental – Turkish in its exoticism. I can appreciate this type of aesthetic and the matching sapphire necklace as a set, but it would be very ornate and almost ostentatious in most modern Western – European social settings. It would be more wearable piece in Middle East, India or South East Asia.
I dig the medieval hebrewelry look. either heavy and uncut stones or solid gold.
roman, byzantine, early medieval. it’s something no one would wear and that’s what I like about it. people wouldn’t even know where to look for that.
ideally I’d like to make a necklace like that myself, take some time off, go to a goldsmith, pay for the materials and ask him to teach you. makes the whole thing all the more personal and unique. something I can buy in a store for money, something which is often very overpriced, I think has no value to me. value *is* something entirely personal.
99% some gay mover stole my grandad’s gold pinky ring in my last move
Signet/lodge ring on the right ring finger and wedding ring (if applicable) on the left ring finger is the only acceptable way to wear rings. Everything else is sleazy, tacky, and drug-dealery. morony too.
what about stacking?
Absolutely hecking not.
Charles III’s gold signet ring has seen some definite wear and smoothing over years since his princely youth.
My fingers are abnormally thin for a man. My wedding band is a size 6.5. i have a ring I wear on my middle finger that’s 7.5. I always get told I have beautiful hands by girls though.
Pinky rings shud only be family crest, alma mater, or maybe birthstone.
and what about the Ritual of the Calling of the Engineer?
>birth stone is emerald
>look up emerald rings
>>is that… a comma for cents or… oh… damn
>Family has no crest
>Alma mater does not issue signet rings, but maybe I did not look hard enough
>I don’t particularly like my birthstone (amethyst, I prefer sapphire or lapis lazuli)
Maybe I should just go kill myself and try again
Or you could just, like, you know, not wear gay hebrewelry.
Vade retro Satanas
note: heavy gold episcopal ring set with oval amethyst (traditional purple gemstone of bishops) worn over liturgical gaunlet
t. 15 year old
reddit ring
very cool gold ring and oval setting
what type of stone is this in OP?
Not op but I have one similar in Wyoming Black Jade. OPs may also be onix
im op and its not mine, it was some other anon, believe it was gold and polished onyx
pinky rings are for chads
god-tier looks and styles from 80s Boss
>pinky rings are for chads
Yeah, you’d have to be an absolute 10/10 chad to pull it off. I guarantee you can’t.
wrong, you just need to look the part
He looks like a fat hecking gay. The only reason you think it’s cool is because of the fake persona he portrays on ~~*television*~~.
No go eat your goyslop and reconsider your life.
why are you so mad?
Why are you so gay?
Oscar Wilde was a notorious homosexual.
Wilde was also notoriously fashionable.
So? Lots of homosexuals are fashionable. The question is, do you want to look like a gay with your gay little pinky ring?
not that anon, or gay, but I want to beat you to hecking death you stupid cunt
Would you say it IRL? Would you say it to someone’s face IRL?
if not, then GET RAPED TO DEATH!!
The most sane LULZ user
>typical zoomer moment
Stop doing gay things and people will stop making fun of you.
it’s comfy af, i thought it would be shit to wear but I don’t even feel it
are hebrewelers a good option for getting a ring, custom ring?
also what should i be aware of/watch out for when doing so?
They are, if you are looking for real golden/silver ring you should check for opinions online for hebreweler. Things you should have in mind: you should know anything about fineness of precious metals (golden pieces comes are 750 and 585 ratio and silver hebrewlery 925), before buying any piece you should be able to test it for purity (via touchstone and acid or any other method) also you can check prices for similar pieces so you don’t get hecked over
I wear finger and toe rings at all times
>toe ring
uhhh … seriously hope you’re not male, but downside is that your 90% likely a cheap trollop
I’m 100% male
https://files.catbox.moe/xp9npq.jpg
I just like how they look and feel.
>6 ‘4
>Those legs
I don’t know man
Those are size 12 feet, buddy
That ankle to feet length says otherwise? Do you just have shorter legs and a long torso?
>what is perspective
I’m procrastinating important shit right now so have a pic with measure showing another angle of the same part of the leg
I have decent proportions
toe rings on males are definitely more unusual, and give off very unconventional and possibly gay vibe
on either sex, they are disconcerting and "cheap" imo, do you get any negative reactions from people you know and meet?
I only wear them openly if I’m going to the beach or kayaking, in which case I will wear one of the less flashy ones I own, and I’ve never had a substantially negative reaction from anybody. I’ve gotten some weird looks, but that’s unsurprising because it’s an unusual thing to see.
I’m a 6’4" southern european with a mustache and goatee, and I already have a look that’s unconventional and a bit fruity, so I just roll with it
are you in Europe or America
My family moved to the Midwest when I was 8. Moved around since then but still living in the same general area
you’re very brave and freely express your personal style especially in US Midwest so mirin and you’re also an imposing Med physique at 6ft4 so you’re not gonna worry about alota confrontation lol.
Hell no.
What do you think you are, a gay antiques dealer or something?
What a gay.
Thoughts on coin rings?
I think they have a very nice aesthetic and they’re good conversation starters, as long as you can find one with personal significance to you.
I do however think they can look cheap and kitschy, but at least these days it’s not as bad as when it was an active hipster fad
although I’m not huge fan of silver or steel rings, the carved detail and design is very cool
Yes, my father has one just like this with his initials so I got one with mine for my high school graduation. I always wanted one of my own so it was nice to get it.
based signet ring chad
>Do you guys wear pinky rings?
No
>what are your thoughts?
They’re gay
>post your pic
>they’re so gaaayyy
muuaaahhh
I’m not Italian nor a woman, I don’t were hebrewelry I grow hair everywhere but my balls and face.
>Implying Italians don’t grow hair
For guys who wear rings what has the reception been? Have any girls complemented your rings?
One commie woman said it was old-mannish when I wore it as an 18 year old, everyone else has just been curious and asked if it means anything and why I wear it.
Thank you Anon.
What type of ring was it a black signet ring?
It’s this one
which ring were you wearing at 18yo to elicit this "old mannish" comment from the commie woman … post pic or post reference
I wear this on my middle finger. Don’t care what haters might think, I like it.