Always wear.

[Stitch&figment 4 eve]

My Penn State University hat. I always wear it, and have no clue why, just an attatchment.

 

[Lil_Tink]

I have water polo everyday, and don't want to loose jewerly in the pool. So I don't have anything of that sort.

 

[BabyPiglet]

I really wouldn't consider a black ribbon tied around my wrist, jewelry...

But I know what you mean.

 

[DisneyGirl421]

I always wear my watch. It doesn't really have sentimental value, it's just that I like having a watch on. lol
And I normally have on some sort of necklace (usually my Tiffany heart pendent or pearls)

And after April of last year, I had a red string tied around my wrist up until August when it fell off. It was from the Freshman Leadership Weekend which I was a senior counselor/faciliator at, and went to my freshman year, and we did a bonding excersize thingy at the end of the weekend and everyone had a red string around their wrist. And I still have the string. And I still have the string from my freshman year...

 

[Sparkle_Cherry]

I don't have any jewellery that I wear all the time, I like to mix it up.

Everyday I used to wear this gold necklace with two interlocking hearts on it that had three diamonds where they intersect. My grandma bought it for me after my grandad died, so obviously it had sentimental value to me. It hurts too much to wear it though, because it reminds me of him and brings back a lot of painful memories.

~Caitlin

 

[swimer3]

I change my jewlery everyday.

 

[AngienLuLu]

I always wear my LiveStrong wristband.

 

[Minnie_Boo]

I have two necklace's that I always wear. One is a rainbow coloured guitar plectrum on a silver chain, which I had one christmas off my friend. I also have a silver necklace with a dagger on it, which I wear all the time which I had for christmas off my mum.

I also wear 42, black and yellow rubber band on my right wrist. (They've collected over the years ) I also have two elasticated 20p machine bracelets on the same wrist, that wrist is kinda full

 

[Raichu]

A few years ago a woman on Cape Cod (where I am from) started making Cape Cod bracelets. Well today they are this HUGE deal but when I was a freshman in college in 2003 they were still relatively unique. My parents gave me one when I started college and the only times it has ever come off was for surgery or when I travel to prisons for a class I have since no jewelry is allowed.

I think I have one of those braclets. It's made of thread or something and it just says cape cod across it.

I used to wear my cross everyday, but I have to take it off at dance and shop weeks at school. I dont wear anything special everyday.

 

[life of the party]

the [abercrombie] moose! lol! no outfit is complete w/o it lol!

 

[DramaQueen]

claddagh ring my boyfriend gave to me

if you don't know what that is it's ^^ that type of ring and you wear it on your right hand either with the heart pointing outward (which means you are not "taken", or your heart is open) or inwards pointing towards your body (which means you are taken, or your heart has been captured)
wearing it on the left ring finger usually means engagement

i was really happy when he bought me it, he's not irish (he's dutch & portugese) but i'm irish, and so the fact that he bought me one is very special because it's a traditional irish thing.

 

[DramaGirl]

I wear my silver cross every day, at least 1 hair band on my wrist (usually there's also one in my hair in a ponytail and in gym I tie one on my shirt cause the one I wear in gym falls over my shorts if i don't) i used to wear my watch every day, but then I lost it cause I had to take it off for one of the plays I was in, then I got another one but had to take it off for a show choir thing and I think someone took it.. so ya. I also wear an "until there's a cure" bracelet (for breast cancer) because my mom's best friend has breast cancer (she just found out )

 

[ktbutterfly2011]

claddagh ring my boyfriend gave to me

if you don't know what that is it's ^^ that type of ring and you wear it on your right hand either with the heart pointing outward (which means you are not "taken", or your heart is open) or inwards pointing towards your body (which means you are taken, or your heart has been captured)
wearing it on the left ring finger usually means engagement

i was really happy when he bought me it, he's not irish (he's dutch & portugese) but i'm irish, and so the fact that he bought me one is very special because it's a traditional irish thing.

That is so cool! I want one now!

 

[SplshMtnLvr28]

I wear a fleur-de-lis ring that I got in the Loire Valley every day.

 

[chexie]

My Converses &
a necklace that i made, it has a bunch of charms that my friends have given me through the years, all together on one chain i call it my friendship necklace never go anywhere without it

 

[Sparx]

claddagh ring my boyfriend gave to me

if you don't know what that is it's ^^ that type of ring and you wear it on your right hand either with the heart pointing outward (which means you are not "taken", or your heart is open) or inwards pointing towards your body (which means you are taken, or your heart has been captured)
wearing it on the left ring finger usually means engagement

i was really happy when he bought me it, he's not irish (he's dutch & portugese) but i'm irish, and so the fact that he bought me one is very special because it's a traditional irish thing.

I have a claddagh necklace. I love the claddagh symbol. I'd like it if it was on my engagement ring.

for all those non irish disers out there

hands=loyalty
crown=royalty
heart=love
arms/circle=forever.

so he'll be loyal, treat you royally, and love you forever.

 

[PurpleDucky]

This pink and yellow bracelet a little kid made for me in Mexico