Gayton Gomez
@gpgomez.bsky.social
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I just got a little one that's 11 x 7 inches or so. I'd get tired carrying a huge one for hours and I don't know where I'd store it afterward! The small one makes the point.
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Yes, my mom already did that with my dad's ring and I've considered just adding her ring to it, but I am wondering if I would wear something that was so obviously two wedding rings. I'm trying to think of variations that basically preserve the form but are a little less obviously wedding-y
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She didn't have anything terribly expensive, but she had some fun stuff. And I was the only granddaughter so I got it all! I get compliments on that initial ring all the time.
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Grandma had some other fun rings I wear sometimes. We fortunately also share a first initial so I can wear her filigree initial ring.
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Isn't it fab? And since to 2025 eyes. It doesn't scream "wedding band", I feel like I can just wear it as a cool vintage ring.
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Lol I also have my grandmother's wedding ring, but I honestly love that one and I don't want to change the form or mix it with the other two. I sometimes wear it just because I like it (grandma and I were the same ring size). It's mixed yellow and white gold, from 1938
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I have a baby ring but it was my grandmother's and somehow that would feel weird. I might interlink them. But I'm not sure if I would feel odd and Victorian wearing a necklace that was very obviously two wedding rings. I need to think that. There's no point in doing it if I'm not going to wear it.
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I might join them with their wedding picture, but I don't think I want them in a display box. That feels too museum-y to me.
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Yes, if you see the thread, a pendant is one thing I'm thinking of. But I'm trying to preserve something of the rings when I do it.
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Yeah that was kind of what I was picturing. I unfortunately do not have a jewel on hand that has sentimental significance, though (Mom never had an engagement ring).
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Hmmm. I rather like those ideas I will give both some thought. Thank you.
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Yes, they'd be fine with anything I would do with them. I'm not worried about them. Disapproving in any way. I'm trying to think of ideas that feel right for me.
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Can't quite think how the pendant in the middle would do that though, lol. It would have to be pretty small to fit inside mom's ring.
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Dad's is way bigger than mom's, so one earring would be way bigger than the other. And if it makes sense, I kind of want anything new I do with them to reflect their origin and to keep the gold of each separate from the other instead of mixing the two.
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I don't want to melt them down entirely and have them lose their identity. I'm thinking about some form of jewelry that would preserve the gold in each separately and in some way reflect their origin.
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They are not inscribed. They are just plain gold bands. Dad's is a lot bigger than Mom's.
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I actually feel odd about having them just sitting tucked away in a box. I'm thinking it might be cathartic to do something with them as long as what I did felt right.
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A pendant is what I was thinking of.
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On the other hand, just melting them down and turning them into something else entirely feels disrespectful. They aren't just lumps of gold.

Another thought would be to change the shape slightly (but keeping the gold of each intact and separate) and link them, e.g.,

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Mom turned my dad's wedding ring into a pendant. I considered melding her wedding ring inside of his. That would maintain their form which feels respectful, but I'm not sure I would wear a pendant with two wedding rings. (Maybe if I hung a little pendant in the middle?)

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I am trying to think of something to do with my late parents' gold wedding bands that doesn't feel either cheesy or like sacrilege. Suggestions welcome (but wise-ass jokes on this particular topic will get you blocked).

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