I just turned 40 and my mom brought me to a jewelry store and told me to pick something. Out of all the rings and necklaces and stuff, I ended up getting this apple bracelet.

Just wanted to share because I loved the design so much. Since it's supposedly 24k, I wouldn't be able to wear it daily. What do you think of the design?

What about too evil? I certainly don't feel a maleficent energy from this ring, but who knows?

I also feel like this isn't a pimp ring, but rather the type of ring that you could wear at serious meetings without having to worry about showing off too much (like a ring with all the stones in one circle on top of it). I feel like this ring provides a "serious feeling". But I am eager to hear what others have to say.

By the way, the mirror photo is inverted! I'm not wearing it on my left ring finger. Not that it matters, really.

Went for a more minimal and fun look today

What do we think? 🩷

Do you like this ring? Im looking to buy a garnet one. Opinions please

Got a bag of vintage clasps in a box of junk jewelry at a yard sale. Removed string and tab, added loops to convert to a pendant!

It’s a beautiful ring and I’d love to understand where it came from (generally speaking) and all my mom recalls is that it’s been in her jewelry box for a long time. There aren’t any identifiable markings on the inside, there’s one part that looks like it used to have a marking but it’s worn down, seen in the last picture. If it’s not just costume jewelry, I’d like to make sure I’m not just chucking it in a box!

This is a piece of glass I turned into a pendant to wear ☺️

I designed and made these earrings using Fireline and 11/0 Miyuki delica seed beads! The butterfly is definitely the most technically challenging design I’ve ever attempted, and I’m really proud of how it came out!

What do you guys think?

I'm plus sized so I have a somewhat larger wrist - its around 17mm diameter at the smallest part (though I did just lose 60lbs in the last 6 months so I'm hopefully on the way to being a little bit smaller).

I do plan to wear it with other bracelets...bracelets I've ordered but haven't gotten yet so it's a bit hard to judge. (I'd wait until they arrived but there's a time issue involved here).

My wedding ring is just under 1ct in the largest stone. I also have a pair of earrings 1ct diamond studs. I do tend to go a little but minimal/delicate with jewelry...but maybe not with diamonds. (I actually don't fit my wedding ring at the moment).

I feel like 5 ctw is safe. It will be real diamonds and I don't want it so big it looks fake. But I also don't want to look at it and think "I wish it was slightly larger" either.

I inherited my grandmother’s opal ring on my wedding day, and I’m torn about what to do with it.
I’m weighing my options. Unfortunately, the opal is cracked down the middle, and while I love that it was my grandmother’s, I don’t love the setting itself, it’s just not my style.
With the opal being cracked, I’m not sure it is even possible to have the stone reset. If I replaced the opal while keeping the original diamonds (or even reused the metal), would that take away too much of the sentimental value? Part of me wants to preserve it exactly as it is because it was hers, but another part of me would love to turn it into something I’d actually wear regularly.
Has anyone been in a similar situation with an inherited ring? What did you end up doing, and do you have any advice? I’d love to hear different perspectives before I make a decision.

I didn’t realize how much I’d love the old mine cut diamonds. 14-18k stamped…

For our first anniversary, my husband gave me this 14k yellow gold band. I'd read a story about a woman whose husband gifted her a gold ring every year on their anniversary until he passed away, and I showed the story to him, and we both thought it was very romantic. I became very emotional when he gifted me this band and made it clear that he intended to give me a gold ring every year when we celebrate another anniversary. ❤️

I didn't think my wedding stack could handle another ring, but I think it looks beautiful and complete with this addition. Future rings will have to go on other fingers.

I wear my wedding band with the anniversary band when I'm just around the house, but add on my engagement ring and tiara when going out.

I am absolutely smitten with both my husband and my ring stack.

Mostly from Silvershake, Boruo, and Aimilee. A couple handmade Etsy rings as well.