Do you sleep with your Engagement/Wedding rings on?

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I get so nervous about taking it off, that I just turn my diamonds around so if I ball up my fist it's in there.

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I take mine off to shower, do the dishes, and put lotion on. I wanna keep it from falling down a drain and keep it sparkly 😁it's fairly new.

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You're cute. Have you insured your ring? That might ease some of your anxiety. Have a jewler check the stone settings if you need some extra peace of mind.

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After a while you get used to wearing it. I wear my ring every day all day. I had a co-worker who would take her set off before work and leave it at home and she lost it! Never found it! I have another friend who took hers off before working out at the gym. She locked it up in a locker. She thought it was safe and it got stolen. So I just leave mine on unless it's being cleaned. Also, like the other lady said you can add it to your insurance or get insurance on it to give you piece of mind.

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I take mine off to sleep, if I'm cleaning. And at work.

I work in a kitchen and ripped my stone out while removing my gloves, and I lost one once while sleeping.

But my fiancé made mine.

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Been engaged for 7 months, I never take the ring off unless I am going for a swim or rock climbing. Before getting engaged, I hardly ever wore rings, but I’ve just gotten so used to wearing it. I feel naked without it and keen moving my fingers to feel for it.

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I sleep with it on when my partner is away for work. Other than that I take it off when my hands or self are submerged in water. I hate the feeling of a wet ring on my finger.

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The only time I take mine off is when I shower. When I was 1st engaged I would take the ring off for everything but one day I left it in a clients house and thought I'd lost it, so I never take them off unless I'm having a shower. I leave them where I can see them st times.

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I keep mine on 24/7. We got a lifetime warranty on them so, if I loose a stone or it gets messed up in any way they replace the stones or fix them.