Same here. My wife found out that mine cost under $10 AFTER shipping and went out and bought some other ring and gave it to me at our wedding. I don't know how much mine costs, but I think only like $250 or something. I still have my original one. Wish there was another use for rings, then I'd toss it into my EDC bag. Maybe I should wear it on vacations in case I get robbed or something.
"There are no finger prints under water."
I had to have mine cut off around 1985 or so during a mishap and she made me get it repaired. Just a simple gold band with a now barely visible inscription with our wedding date. The outside brushed finish is worn smooth and it's far from round, rather battered and beat up, kind of like us. I think she thought the inscription might help if I forgot and if it's off for any reason, like a minor flesh wound I had on that finger from the damn thing a few months back she notices.
I used to take it off all the time working on electrical gear and never wore it during work hours, and never seemed to have trouble finding it at the end of the day.
OTOH, she "lost" her engagement ring and I was lucky enough to buy her a newer, bigger, shinier one several years ago to kinda sorta match the marriage band.
My Feedback
Credit TFOGGER : Liberals only want things to be "fair and just" if it benefits them.
Credit Zundfolge: The left only supports two "rights"; Buggery and Infanticide.
Credit roberth: List of things Government does best; 1. Steal your money 2. Steal your time 3. Waste the money they stole from you. 4. Waste your time making you ask permission for things you have a natural right to own. "Anyone that thinks the communists won't turn off your power for being on COAR15 is a fucking moron."
^ Yep I have about 5 rings that I rotate thru for this reason.
WRU these cheap rings, hers way more, but this POS was 250 or 500 at kays. Tungsten with a black like carbon fiber looking-ey band around the center.
Selling for first GLOCK purchased in 1991![]()
Click on the above logo and help fight the fight
The police cannot protect the citizen at this stage of our development, and they cannot even protect themselves in many cases. It is up to the private citizen to protect himself and his family, and this is not only acceptable, but mandatory.- Col. Jeff Cooper
Haha! I'm pretty sure my wife knows there's a million things I'd rather have than a more expensive ring. But I do want to get her something nicer eventually
μολὼν λαβέ
For me it didn't help typically I never take it off, so picking it up is slightly foreign concept.