None, not even a wristwatch.

None. I always end up losing whatever it is so no longer wear earrings or a watch or rings.

I have an earring in my left ear, it's a diamond, a blue one. I wear two pendants, one is a ceramic disc the size of a quarter with an image of a thunderbird on it. The other is a carve wooden turtle, about the same size. I recently got a sterling silver ring with a dark green jade cabachon I wear where I used to wear my wedding ring.

just this:

http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pub...WIJFKCxAJEgQNA

How many people read this:

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I hate wearing watches. But I was very lost in Canada this weekend because my cellphone doesn't work there so my timepiece was gone. Now I know just how often I look at the time..... :rolleyes:

I find it essential to have a watch when you travel, also. I like my watch, because it lights up, and I can see the time in the dark. Without my glasses, when I'm half asleep.

All I ever wear is Popdigr's dogtag chain, as a bracelet on my left wrist. It's been off once in fifteen or so years.

I'm easily entertained. One of my private games I play in public places, is to watch for someone to look at their watch, wait about five seconds, and ask them if they have the time. They always look again. Always.

ditto! I looked it up too. :p:

I didn't, but you made me go back and take a look at Jaydaan's response to see what it was, hehe.


As for the jewelry I wear everyday, I have a necklace with a diamond and a jade pendant. I usually wear a watch. Because sometimes I forget to put it on, I can't say I always do.

Teeny tiny gold band between the second and last knuckle of my left pinkie. (Nope; never lose it. Ever.) Also, mom's wedding band on a gold necklace. She doesn't need it anymore - dad got her a 4 carat diamond. :cool:

Wedding ring, Masonic ring, gold stud in left ear

true story, no shit, fact is stranger than fiction ...
 

Last month I received a Seiko divers watch as a gift. This model was produced for sale in the Japanese domestic market only; so, it was ordered from a retailer in Tokyo. While international orders often leave the country the same day they're put into the postal system, the tracking information for this watch (included with the gift) shows that it sat in the Tokyo airport for 3 days! The watch was ordered and shipped on March 10th then remained at the airport over the 11th, 12th and 13th. Ironically, the Seiko curling wave logo on the case back of their divers watches has long been called the "Seiko Tsunami." It's now my workhorse watch for daily wear.

Sterling Silver Claddagh Ring, right ring finger.

Necklace with three pendants on same chain: Tree of Life Pentacle, Triskele, and Anubis

Watch, currently analog HelloKitty (Christmas Gift), usually a Casio Expedition digital.

Linde star ring and a watch. Left hand