Thread: Tell Me About the Jewelry You Wear

Originally Posted by ExoByte

I have a necklace of sorts that I wear, its a memento a friend long gone. He had a gold coin that he constantly flipped around and played with using sleight of hand, and he left it for me to hold onto before he died.

Wow what a treasure. I'm sure your friend would've wanted you to have it and you can keep it as a remembrance to him.

Originally Posted by Adam

I cannot live without is my Nixon watch

Picture is a bit crappy but you get the idea, it's made with actual wood!!

I've never seen a watch like that before! Looks like it would be hard to read, but supposed once you get used to it.. Really neat

Yeah it is hard to get used to - but once you do its easy enough, it is broken at the moment, the clock part doesn't work, but the light does so cant be the battery.

I can't not wear it though, I would miss it too much

One very simple wedding band and one cheak Wal-Mart wrist-watch.

I prefer to spend my money on toys, like camera's, computer accessories and such

I have a number of necklaces and earrings that are precious to me. I normally wear some set of earrings, depending on what colors I'm wearing. My mother gave me a necklace and earrings set inlaid with garnets that I am currently wearing. My former boyfriend gave me another set that has very dark sapphires in them.

I have a set that belonged to my grandmother and was given to me when she passed away. I wasn't very close to her, but I know that she was a wonderful woman, so I treasure them.

They don't really count as jewelery, but I have two pairs of hair sticks (one red, one black, same style) that one of my best friends gave me. Unfortunately my hair is now too short to wear them, so I'm putting them on hold until it grows out. They are also very precious to me. I also made a necklace/earrings set for that friend and made myself one to match, only in a different color. It's nothing professional, but I love them, too.

Sometimes I just wear jewelery because I'm in the mood to wear it, not necessarily because it matches what I'm wearing