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Omg. The smell thing. YES! No one has ever understood. I used to love perfumes and I have a whole collection of expensive perfumes that make my stomach turn. So sad
I have had to ask people with car air fresheners to throw them out before getting in their car. Lol!
I always tell they stylist not to use any darn product - they do anyways. I always immediately shower and change after getting my hair done
feels so good to know I’m not alone! And I hope so regarding the reset. I’ve been agonizing over it because I’ve already wasted so much money! I just want to get it right
Yes I wear it every day. I now have a few rings that I wear as my engagement ring, so I switch it up, but there is always a diamond ring on my left ring finger (and usually a wedding band though sometimes I like the look of just the diamond ring alone).
I grew up with the notion that engagement and wedding rings are worn 24/7. It was an adjustment after coming on PS to take it off for certain things (like sleeping and housework). I feel naked without something on my left ring finger, plus I just get so much joy from gazing at a diamond there that I can't wait to put it on, leave it on, and enjoy it!
I am the same way too! So many things irritate me. Makeup, mascara, many fabrics, lots of scents & cleaning products, things not fitting comfortably, anything tugging or too heavy, etc. etc.
I asked my hairstylist if I could bring my own hair products to my appointments (shampoo, conditioner, styling product). She said no problem. Turns out she had a few other clients who did the same. (I would take ibuprofen *before* my hair appointments in preparation for the headache I was going to have from the products. It was such a relief to have them use my own.) It was no problem at all and the woman who usually shampooed always remembered and was so sweet about it, too. I share this in case you aren't aware you can do this (I googled, I wanted to know if it was a thing or if there might be hygenic reasons that salons cannot let clients bring in their own products. It's a thing, we are not alone!)
I have also spent the better part of three years trying to figure out a reset. It has to be so many things, but the one thing it absolutely *must* be is comfortable. That is getting in the way of choosing anything, because the reset is precipitated by wanting to free it from a full bezel for the potential beauty boost (it's a gorgeous OEC, but I feel like the bezel inhibits a titch of it's performance). With the full bezel goes the comfort factor, though. So, round and round I go. I do have another full bezel ring (avatar) that has a platinum basket and rose gold shank. That ring really delights my eyes, and it's so easy to wear. I think the added beauty boost to the diamond is from the contrast in metals, and the rose gold's relationship with the diamond. I suspect resetting to something with rose gold might achieve the goal, even if I still end up with a full bezel.
I hope you find what you are looking for! It isn't easy when your sensorily sensitive and also have high aesthetic standards!
No. Often just my plain wedding band. I'm a person who loves jewellery to look at but not to wear. I might start a thread about it as I think there are some others on here like me...
I am the same. My bitty .44 ct solitaire is tall enough to bug me. I have had diamonds fall out of a bezeled eternity band twice. I dislike the feeling of pave/prongs between my fingers. I have resigned myself to plain bands and channel set eternity bands, unless I am going somewhere “fancy.”
Yup. I felt the same even when I had a half carat solitaire, and also when I had a lovely smooth full bezel 0.70ct OEC. Both of which I sold. I just don't think I can tolerate anything other than a plain band for daily wear. And I never go anywhere fancy.
I knew this before. So why did I go and buy my 2 carat dream ring and expect it to be any different? I'm actually considering selling itWhy do I not learn from experience
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I only wear jewelry if I'm leaving the house.
Last few weeks, I have only worn earrings. I have been into bigger earrings recently. Big opals, big pave coral diamond flowers.
It's been maybe a month plus since I have worn a ring.
That's normal for me. I have periods where I don't wear anything, including earrings.
I still like to look at things and look at things I have, but I don't wear them continuously.
Most will hate the earrings, I think, but big earrings have been my thing lately. Pictures, as requested! I only have photos of the flowers on my phone currently.
I don't wear one anymore, but the two that I wore, I wore every day and only took them off to clean them a few times a week. I was particularly attached to their size and the status that I perceived others would assign to me, to be quite honest. It was difficult for me to let them go, not because I was so sad about divorcing, but because I wasn't walking around with a couple carats on my left hand anymore...couldn't flash that status. lol. I doubt anyone else here would admit to that, and that's ok.
I really appreciate the honesty and totally understand that. I think that frequently gets wrapped up in diamond purchases and it’s nothing to hide, at least not to me