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It’s always fun to try to balance branding with subtlety. We all love humble bragging! Love all the pics.
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Looking for some opinions. Turns out not much fits on a jumbo spring ring, specifically my noodle and shorty, so I’ve been wracking my brain on how to set up what I’ve got. Basically, I need a way to get the noodle connected to the jumbo…
Anyone have an AA clip 8? I’m thinking the jumbo on the blb, then the clip 8 connecting that to the noodle, if it fits. Brainstorming is half the fun, but I’m worried I’m just creating some hideous Frankenstein setup (if it isn’t already). Should I just eat the jumbo and buy another regular spring ring, keep thinking, or leave it as is?
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Looking for some opinions… Brainstorming is half the fun, but I’m worried I’m just creating some hideous Frankenstein setup (if it isn’t already). Should I just eat the jumbo and buy another regular spring ring, keep thinking, or leave it as is?
Try connecting the jumbo spring ring and noodle onto the goosgumps spring ring setup you’ve already got and let’s see how that looks…
Either way, your setup (Frankenstein or not) looks pretty badass! [emoji106][emoji41] -
I think the advice above is spot on and without the keys, etc it looks great. Totally envious of your chain & wallet combo [emoji2]
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Keep chain as is or replace the brass ring with another regular sized spring ring. Use the jumbo ring for your keys as a stand alone belt loop clip on. I use a regular sized ring for my keys.
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How do you guys feel about pinky rings? I’m deciding between a small club for pinky or medium club for middle finger.
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Love the Baby Ramen as a pinky ring.
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You guys don’t think pinky rings are just a trend?
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Is it a trend? I had no idea. I’ve had mine for three or four years. I’ll probably wear it the rest of my life. The one bangle and the middle finger ring you see in the second pic, I’ve worn for over 25 years.
Even if it is a trend, so what? If you like it, do it. If you stop liking it down the line, sell it. If not, carry on.
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My granddad and everyone from his generation wore one, in St Louis it was commonly a tiny crucifix. He wore his for some odd 70 years and went through 5+ of the same ring. His became smooth like river pebbles and almost paper thin when he opened a new one. I have the same ring, but I dont wear it often because of work and it being a hair big. GA could make it so much better I imagine.
I’m just wearing my usual #3 with cross and this little guy.
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Another point of reference - I usually wear a medium club ring with black diamonds as my wedding ring. Like @Cutlasshound I prefer to space the rings out for everyday wear. If I'm wearing more than one ring on the right I normally go with the middle and pinky.
What size is your pinky Finger? Considering getting that ramen ring, but my pinky is like a size 5…
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Not sure why one would think wearing a pinky ring is a trend as it's something that goes back generations across many parts of the world. There is also a tradition of wearing your wedding ring stacked with a signet on the left hand pinky also.
EDIT: @Toxic apologies - I realized you posted your question right before my comment. That is a size 9 Baby Ramen (largest size they offer before jumping up to the full-size version which is much too big for a pinky ring IMO).
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Because of the “snobby” connotation that typically people think of when people wear signet pinky rings, but it’s becoming more and more acceptable.
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I don’t think it’s a US thing. I know plenty of folks who regularly wear a pinky ring and definitely wouldn’t be considered snobby by any stretch of the imagination. There is no stigma with wearing one either as far I can tell, if anything it generates interest and compliments.
And, as you say, if you like it then who cares what others may think.
