Never wear my wedding or engagement rings, they aren't my style at all and I don't wear jewelry in general.

I don't have a wedding ring.

Anonymous wrote:I take it off when I go to the gym but otherwise wear it all the time (except when I was pregnant/postpartum and swollen)

Same here, and like other PPs I selected my wedding ring (a thin platinum band) with the idea that I'd wear it basically all the time.

Yes, outside the house, unless I'm exercising.

What's the purpose of your fiance/husband shelling out money for engagement and/or wedding rings, and then you not wear them?

No. I don't put it on when I leave the house to run or work out. Sometimes I don't wear it when making a quick trip to the store or to do other quick errands. But it's not as though I am intentionally removing my ring when doing these things. I take all of my jewelry off as soon as I get home. I don't necessarily put my ring back on just because I'm leaving the house.

Always. I rarely take my rings off. Just like a pp this was taken into consideration when the rings were selected.

I take it off when I go to the gym but otherwise wear it all the time (except when I was pregnant/postpartum and swollen)

Yes, always. I only wear my engagement ring when I'm getting dressed up (too fancy for every day use).

When I was pg with my first, my pretty band with diamonds didn't fit anymore. I got a bigger plain white gold band, and that's pretty much what I've worn since then.

Always, except when I'm showering.

I wear my wedding & engagement rings out & about and feel kind of naked if I forget to put them on, but usually don't wear them at home. The metal chafes my skin and makes a dry patch, and I don't like to get the little designs on it gunky when I'm doing something like kneading bread, planting in the garden, etc.

Yes, all the time. And when I (helped) select the ring I took that into consideration - that I would be wearing it all the time.

only when I go out. SOmetimes, we forget even when we go out. The ring comes off the moment we step into the kitchen.

If not, why?