…not including watches. I currently wear my gold wedding band on the left hand and a silver skull ring on the right. I never cared much for necklaces or bracelets.
BTW, I know you’re not supposed to mix gold and silver, but whaddya gonna do. 
I wear a watch. I lost my wedding band. Freudian accident, I’m sure. I used to sport an earring or two, but haven’t for many, many years.
I wear a very nice gold claddagh ring that was a gift from my jeweler when I got divorced. That’s it.
I’ve never had the habit of wearing jewelry, not even a watch (I carry a pocketwatch instead). All I normally wear is my wedding band on my left hand. If I dress up, I’ll also wear my class ring from college on my right hand. I never wear necklaces or bracelets.
No. I wore my class ring my senior year of high school, and I wore a dragon head necklace in senior year and as a freshman in college, but the bass drum caused problems si I quit wearing it.
Were I married I would wear a wedding band, but no other jewelry.
I had a nice, heavy gold ring in which I had set an agate that I had found. The agate cracked, and now the ring just hangs on the chain for the light above my sink.
I do wear a gold necklace that I got when my son was born. I’ll give it to him when he turns 18 (and I’m emancipated from child support).
I could never get into the habit. My wedding band split (it was my father’s, a thin piece of metal that fatigued and broke) and it was smaller than my finger so it left a rut. My watch causes a rash on my wrist (cheap Timex) so when I wear it I like to run it through my belt loop.
Only thing I’m wearing regular lately is my American flag pin, for the obvious reason.
I have three ear pierces that I adorn with jewelry of various shapes and sizes. I often wear necklaces, as well as whatever bracelet I have that isn’t broken (I MUST get those repaired!)
I also have a silver celtic ring that an ex gave me. It’s quite beautiful.
I wear my grandfather’s, and my father’s, wedding rings on the little finger of my left hand. I also have a very nice link chain necklace that I sometimes wear, but not often. I always wear a watch and have three, two dress and one sports.
I wear a gold earing, Lola wears it’s mate.
I wear a gold ring with a small diamond on my right hand, it was given to me by my brother at a time when we both thought he may have not been with us for much longer.
Neither leave my body very often or for very long.
I’ve got a pewter medallion that I got at the Ren Faire at Blackpoint Forest, Novato. <moment of silence for the condominium that used to be Blackpoint Forest> I don’t know why I wear it, because I usually wear it inside my shirt, where no one can see it, and I certainly don’t believe its an “ancient rune to improve memory” like the guy who sold it claimed. But I’ve had it for at least five years now, and wear it every day.
I wear my class ring, and a plain silver ring.
I also wear a mushroom necklace occasionally.
I had a necklace that now an ex has.
I had a pinkie ring that now the Pacific ocean has.
I used to wear an earing but it just isn’t fun anymore. Although I do put it in every few months to keep the hole open.
Now I’m just plain ol Osiris, au natural
Yeah, and I think National Geographic is to blame. Remember long ago that article about personal adornment among African people? Caught a fire here.
Two earrings. Always. I will change which ones I’m wearing about once a month, maybe. Right now they’re silver posts with black and white yin yangs.
I was wearing two silver rings up until about four months ago. It’s easier to keyboard without rings.
I wear a leather necklace with my name spelled out in the center and guitar string ball-ends used as beads on either side of that. I wear another one with black beads, silver fatima hands, a silver Kokopelli, and a silver espresso pot.
The weird thing is that I keep the necklaces inside my shirt and I prefer that they only peek out a little bit. They’re more for me than for anyone else.
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Never. I find jewelery confining. Really pissed off an ex of mine when I refused to wear a wedding band.
No. I used to wear an earring on my left earlobe, but took it out years ago (the hole’s closed up now - just a scar). I used to wear a bead chain around my neck and a smaller one around my right wrist, but no longer do (looked über-tacky). I don’t even wear a watch anymore. I don’t wear jewelry, but have nothing against it - I would wear certain items if I thought they looked good on me, and would have nothing against a wedding band (although class rings make no sense to me).
I wear my silver wedding ring, my triquetra necklace, and my tongue piercing.
Just a watch (analog, of course). When my class ring comes, I imagine I’ll wear it, and should I ever marry, that’s kind of a given. Never cared for jewelry in general, and don’t get me started on men with earrings.
I have four rings on my right hand, 3 set with diamonds, one with a sapphire. Both ears are pierced. Used to wear a neck chain with a chain that linked to my left earring.
Why are all the rings on my right hand? 'cause I play violin (for fun) and I can’t have anything on my left hand. Otherwise I’d get four more rings for my left hand…
silver claddagh ring, LH ring finger
silver law school signet ring LH middle finger
silver MJHL championship ring RH ring finger
silver bracelet, right wrist
silver necklace w/celtic cross
small diamond chip earring, left ear
The bracelt was given to me as an Xmas gift when I was 16 by my grandfather. This was a totally ‘out-of-the-blue’ gift, and is probably my most valued possession.
when I was doing my undergrad, I bought a silver Navajo ring. What followed was the worst year of my life to date - wrecked my car, missed a year of school, contracted strange viral infection - things began to pick up after I stopped wearing it, and have been rolling along nicely ever since I threw that motherfucker in the lake. Is that kinda weird, or is it just me?
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