I inherited my grandfather's two gold signet rings; one with an onyx and the other with a carnelian stone. They both fit my ring fingers perfectly, but because the carnelian stone is slightly smaller than the onyx and its ring has a slimmer bottom band, i had it downsized to a pinky ring at a local jewelry store and it looks just great. So now i wear the onyx on my right ring finger and the carnelian on my left pinky. I've never been a jewelry kind of man, but thanks to your channel i am now actually wearing my grandfather's gold signet rings instead of keeping them in my safe. Thank you, sir!
@@DanielaFitness if there’s only one ring and it’s on the left ring finger, always assume they’re married. If they have multiple rings and one is on their left ring finger, it’s a bit more tricky and you should ask them lol. “Are you married or is it just for style?”
Wearing rings on every finger including the thumbs, in my opinion is kinda tacky. If your married your left ring finger is whare you should be wearing your ring. In my case, for some strange reason, my right ring finger is slightly smaller than my left finger. Example: My ring size would be size 11 just like my shoe size, which is a strange correlation, seems peoples shoe sizes are tte very same as their ring sizes. At any rate, if I were to wear my size 11 ring with a stone on my right hand, it flops around all over the place, yet, fits my left ring finger without any problem and fits it perfectly to, and, I'm not at all married, never have been, never will be married.
@@subversivelysurreal3645 yeah, if youre buying the ring from a jeweler. If its an heirloom ring or acquired by alternative means, you cant just get it adjusted for free
Rough summary of his explanation.. Ring finger: Marriage. Pinky: Signet ring. Middle: Responsibility and balance. Index: Power, authority. Thumb: Wealth.
I'm curious if anyone else has similar subjective associative experience regarding the wearers of thumb rings. My friends who wear rings on their thumbs tend to be open minded individualists. Sometimes, there seems to be some correlation with extroverted sociability of the wearers as well.
Loved this. Rings for me are based on how they can be used to hurt your handshake. The middle and ring finger are the ones that someone else can "crush" your hand. Thumb, Index, and Pinky are the only ones that someone cannot leverage them to crush your grip. Modern perspective.
Lol chest up shoulders back, firm handshake. If you have handshake rules you're not an entrepreneur but terminally online. Anyone crushing handshakes is unlikable. Being Likeable is something you should be more aware of, but you think handshake techniques do that?
In hispanic cultures i was taught that the pinky was for achievements, the ring finger for marriage, the middle for promises to family or loved ones, the index for anything you belive in or a conviction and the thumb for wealth or power
That is interesting, I’m assuming he was going by European and specifically German meanings, or general Meanings, it’s cool that there are different cultures that have different outlooks on the meaning of certain rings.
@@gillinois in my country the priest assigns you some rings that use green (on pinky finger), blue emeralds (on middle) and yellow sapphires (on index), and pearl on pinky depending upon the horoscope and circumstances.
This is absolutely intriguing! I got interested when I picked up eastern archery. In many eastern styles of archery, a thumb ring is used to protect the thumb from the bow string. They range from simple leather straps, to elaborately decorated and jeweled monstrosities.
Before introduction of European style gentlemen's clothes in 19th century, zihgir (thumb ring) was actually a part of attire in Ottoman Empire and Seljuks before that. A gazi (loosely translated as "veteran") would wear it in his civilian life, too. Therefore, a glimpse to the thumb of the person you've come across gives you an idea if you're talking to a warrior or not. People stripped of rank usually took off and surrender their zihgir, much like famous Hollywood scenes where a cop surrenders his gun and badge.
All I was thinking when watching this was: In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight. Let those who worship evil's might, beware my power, Green Lantern's light
The Blackest Night falls from the skies, The darkness grows as all light dies. We crave your hearts and your demise, By my black hand, the dead shall rise!
One note on the pinky ring for engineers. This is part of being a member of the Order of the Engineer (a professional society) and it is worn on the pinky of the hand that is used to sign documents. The ring is meant to be a reminder that you as an engineer are putting your reputation behind the project and that said project will be designed to be the safest and best design possible (the rings are all made from the metal taken from the Tacoma Narrows Bridge that collapsed due to improper engineering).
Most interesting! I was married to a structural engineer. I am a software engineer. My son is a rocket science engineer. I guess we all need Engineering rings now, ha ha!!
@@mazsax999 yeah those would work if you really wanted to wear one, stylistically i think metal rings are very pretty, but for me its just the association ive built with them to be finger guillotines, i just no longer have the urge to have any loops around my fingers, when i get married ill just tattoo a ring on or something so i don't lose it
This is a fascinating video! I'm writing a character who crafts and enchants rings to bolster his own arcane power and his influence within society, and taking into account the way we've historically worn rings and their meanings has helped to not only design the look and placement of each one, but also given me new ideas for what each ring might do. Thank you!
“Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky, Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone, Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die, One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne In the Land of Mordor, where the Shadows lie. One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them In the Land of Mordor, where the Shadows lie.”
Earlier this year, I got a very cheap but decent imitation of the One Ring with the inscription on it. I wear it either on my left middle finger (I'm right-handed) or as a necklace pendant.
My grandfather wore rings on every finger all the time, he loved his rings. When he passed a couple years ago I got a few of them that I wear all the time.
I used to wear a ring on every finger and both thumbs. They were mostly tungsten, so they were always bright and shiny, and were all round, which allowed for decent hand movement.
In my family we never part with anything, just keep recycling it I have the buttons from my great grandmother's wedding dress. Sometimes I switch out a garment I bought and sometimes I sew a garment to put the buttons on. I've got generations of wedding rings and other jewelry too.
Same LOL!!! I wish my husband would wear full suits to our dates like this guy. He looks so good in suits, but he's a T-shirt, short, socks on sandals guy... /sigh He only does now on special occasions.
I only wear my grandfathers pinky ring which is gold with an oval blood stone. I've had it and worn it most the times since turning 18. I am 55 now. I do remember my grandfather wearing it in the early 70 with his passing in 1977. The family held it in trust till I turned 18.
When my grandfather past, I was gifted his wedding ring, he had it customized with gold flakes he panned out of a local river, I wear it proudly everyday
I started wearing rings when I was 25 at the mall. Saw a wedding band at Kay Jewellers that I loved. I saw it, I liked it, I bought it. I wear it on my right ring finger. Have been wearing it for the past 3 years and just a few months ago my grandfather saw it asked about it and offered me some of his old rings; picked one of his with a nice black onyx and some interesting engravings around the stone. I wear that one on my left middle finger (need to get it sized up about 0.5-1 size larger as it's difficult to remove). I love both of my rings and wear them daily. I doubt I'll ever have much of a collection as the ones I have have some meaning. I'm hoping to see if my other grandfather had any rings he used to wear as it would be a nice reminder of where I come from and who came before me. If you're reading this, I apologize for the novel. TL;DR - I wear 2 rings. One on right ring, one on left middle.
I have worn rings my whole life. In the 80s & 90s, I caught a lot of grief from other guys about being effeminate, not that I care. But since the turn of the millennium, and especially in recent years, I have never been bothered. As a matter of fact, I received some praise from a couple of young ladies at the dispensery yesterday that they really liked my rings and my over all style. As I hadn't been out in quite a while, and I am not in touch with anything that is considered current fashion trends, I took it as a high complement! Not bad for a 49 year old dude, eh?
Good on you! I'm four years your junior and I've worn rings, necklaces, and rings since high school. I get female compliments quite often as well. I'll continue to wear my jewelry and my unique fashion until I'm laid to rest. Take care!
I'm 58, so I don't give a rats behind if I'm the only guy wearing a speedo, the big surprise is my tan line is minimal cuz my property is very private. Most of my front yard I can tan in a G string. I doubt it's worth the peak it used to be...😇
Only one ring bonus can be active per hand, but you can attune as many rings as you have fingers (they don't actually have to be on each finger, you can double up or whatever as long as they are worn on the relevant hand) and they remain attuned even while the bonus is inactive.
@@DISTurbedwaffle918 Algorithm's getting a lot more varied about what it recommends lately, isn't it? Which is good, nice to know this sort of thing even if I don't like wearing anything on my hands personally. I'd be having to take them off at work all the time, even a wristwatch is a no-go. Used to carry a pocket watch before cell phones came along.
had a supervisor who would wear different rings and bracelets depending on his mood of the day, noobies would cross him on his 'angry' days because they didn't know the right combination of rings and bracelets, a middle aged white guy that would wear najas and squash blossoms, different necklace for a different mood. Mood.
Also there is "zihgir ring" in Turkish culture. We wear to thumb. It is not just ring, we are using zihgir for archery. Zihgir holds bowstring (bowstring is correct word I hope).
Very informative. Apparently, I've been doing it wrong. My family has a crest that has been worn as rings for a long time. When I finally came of age and got my ring, I chose to get it fitted for my left middle finger so my ancestors could assist me in flipping people off.
For many year (over 30) I have worked as a workshop instructor and one thing I had to observe and teach is the dangers of wearing rings in particular but also other jewellery when working in a workshop and with machinery. My wife is a Jeweller and as we are both metal workers we made each others wedding rings, but I found that I rarely wore mine, mainly because I couldn't at work and in other settings it felt awkward and uncomfortable. I also found that when I started to do anything manual my finger would swell and it would be come tight and uncomfortable.. My solution was to have my wedding band tattooed onto my left hand ring finger. It is simple to reflect that of a plain wedding band but marked with the date of our marriage. I don't know what this says about me, some people view tattooed hands in an unfavourable light! However, I have no other tattoos, this is the only ink on my skin!
As a bit of firearms history, you can usually tell a lot about the previous owners of a fire arm based on wear the wood is deformed where they had a ring. For example that’s how I know my great grandfather was left handed from a ring indent on a family heirloom gun being right where the ring finger in he left hand would be if the weapon was held left handed
I love that your father was a surgical assistant! I am also a surgical assistant. I wear a thumb ring and my wedding band even at work. It is a pain sometimes especially when an emergency comes in and I have to yank them off in a hurry.
My father never wore his wedding ring mainly because he considered it a safety liability. He told me it's just a way to get your hand caught in something. I got a lot of fatherly advice...
When you work with your hands a ring is very much a safety hazard. Years ago I my ring got caught while lifting a heavy steel gate while installing. Cut my finger and it only didn’t do worse because the ring came adrift at its weld (soft gold). Never wore a ring since but that’s OK. Married men get a “look” after the first few years so I’m (unfortunately) never mistaken as single ;)
My hubby hasn’t worn his wedding band almost since we were married because he works with electronics. The metal touching the wrong wire can be very dangerous
Degloving is a serious possibility with wearing rings. Ive seen it happen twice. If you work with your hands (wood work, welding, metal working, construction for example) its better to not wear a ring unless your out at a family dinner or something casual.
What you really learned was that men haven’t regularly worn rings in so long that you can do what you want because nobody remembers the rules. But you should probably start with wearing a suit because pinky rings with t-shirt and jorts just looks silly.
3 rings for the Elven kings under the sky, 7 for the Dwarven lords in their halls of stone, 9 for mortal men doomed to die, 1 for the Dark Lord on his dark throne, In the land of Mordor where shadows lie, One ring to rule them all, One ring to find them, One ring to bring them all, And in the darkness bind them, In the land of Mordor where shadows lie.
The only ring with any meaning in my life says on it, "One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, One ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them."
My brother, who is single, told me that he wears a wedding band when he's out clubbing because it attracts more women. It means that your not looking for a commitment.
@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 The heart wants what the heart wants. I've never found adultery attractive, but God wouldn't have made the commandment if people didn't break it.
My parents got me an engagement ring for the exact opposite reason. I’m really reserved and while I get that some people may occasionally find me attractive, I don’t want to deal with it, or get their hopes up, or have them bring up conversation. My parents realized it was a cause of consternation and made my anxiety worse and helped out with it; I’d never have thought of it! It works really really well and the people who still pester me are automatically out, because they’re not the type of guy I’d want. I call it my Ring of Power, because it makes me nearly invisible, or as close as I can get. 😂 Now I’m *actually* engaged and my head and heart are so full of him that I hardly notice if I’m being hit on, on those rare occasions I’m out, and my Ring of power can finally be retired. 😁
This was such a great video. I wear (currently) seven rings, but with the goal of having one for every finger. Each ring has a nice bit of meaning that is dear to me which is why I prefer to wear them all at once. This is why I'm glad your message is to wear what makes you happy as this is what does it for me. Great video and awesome rings, man.
I wear two rings daily. The ring my wife gave me as a stand in while waiting for my wedding ring to arrive from ireland. It was late due to customs.This on my right ring finger. My wedding band on my left ring finger. Both have been blessed by the priest who officiated our wedding.
I think something similar will be the case for my fiancé. I gave him a ring when we got engaged because he lives in a hot zone of the virus, and because my mother was battling cancer I couldn’t see him reliably. I wanted him to also have a symbol that we were together, a team, and come what may, we’d handle it. Recently he mentioned wearing after our wedding next April, just on the other hand. He wears his ring even more than I wear mine (i hate the dampness after I wash my hands, and take it off to moisturize at night, etc). We’ve had a few troubles here and there, but he’s never once taken that ring off. With his family history, he takes marriage so seriously, and is trying to go about things responsibly and respectfully. We’re getting him a custom ring made that may look a bit more like a signet ring, but it’s what he wants, and since he’s wearing both, eh. I think it’s s cool design and since I’m getting something a bit unique as well, I guess fair is fair. 😅
Late to the party, but I want to put my 2 cents here. I wear my wedding band (half white - half yellow gold) on the ring finger and a metalic dark gray ring on the middle finger of the other hand. Sometimes I switch it to an obsidian black ring. What i do several times a day, is that I switch hands, meanning that i move the rings from one hand to the other, but always on the same finger. I do this because the rings are wide and I sweat, so the skin gets a "pruny" look and I dislike that
I have seen times where men going into bars would put a ring on their ring fingers despite not being married. The goal being to discourage "gold diggers" and/or to indicate that any physical interaction would be without commitment, under the premise that they were already allegedly "committed"
I've worn rings on and off in my life, but because it's never been due to a relationship I've avoided wearing them on my ring finger. Often I've found the most comfortable finger for me is my index finger. Love this look at the history and meaning, and for sure wearing something on your index finger does get it noticed, I also wear dark or metallic nail polishes as well so that likely draws even more attention to my hands.
Question for ya: my grandfather used to tell me a story HIS Dad used to tell him. My great grandfather was a Polish immigrant and he brought with him the tradition of wearing his gold wedding band on his left hand middle finger. My great grandmother wore her silver wedding band on her right hand middle finger. He claimed it was a tradition that represented the balance between the sun and moon (gold and silver) and the placement was so my great grandparents were only in "balance" when together and holding hands. I asked one of my former teachers about this (she immigrated from Poland as a child) and she affirmed the tradition, though she said it's EXTREMELY outdated. I, however, have been unable to find any historical precedence for this tradition. Just wondering your thoughts and expertise.
I'm Polish and have never heard of that, neither wearing a band on the middle finger nor having bands made of different metals. Maybe it was specific to a particular region or social/ethnic group?
I wear 3 rings, left pinky signet; right thumb and right ring finger. I always wear a nice Apple Watch (black on black) on left wrist. And a nice short sterling silver figaro chain (18”). Left ear sterling silver + 2ct black moissanite stud. (I’m a guy in mid 30s) I think it’s a great look and I’m really feeling myself lately. I used to not wear too much jewelery bc of the girl I was engaged to, but that eventually fell apart and now I’m updating my look for sure
I disagree. That would be a fire resistance ring, and it wouldn't affect intelligence. A fire enchanted ring would give you some kind of fire spell. You really need to study up on your magic rings before opening your mouth. sheesh
Two things: Electrum is not the popular metal it once was, but, it combines three popular precious metals (platinum, gold, silver) and has the additional benefit of being a beautiful mix in it's own right. Secondly, I love that ensemble you showcase. If ever unsure, blue is the color to base an ensemble around.
Me neither e walt. I used to have a pocket watch but the draw up mechanism broke and I never got it fixed. Smartphones rendered watches obsolete except as accessory.
I wear a silver ring on my right hand ring finger. It was a gift from a very special woman. We were young. I'm 60yrs+ and I still love her. Thanks for sharing.
A thumb ring could also mean you practice the Mongolian Thumb Draw in Archery. Since they made rings that they wore on the thumbs of their drawing hand when using a bow so they could get more draw power without hurting themselves.
It's just a thumb draw. Most eastern cultures used the thumb draw, and place the arrow on the right-hand side of the riser, it's not just Mongolian. Also the ring helps with the release rather than for protection
"The middle finger, "gets in the way of things and it feels odd on your hand", it symbolizes responsibility and balance" - *meanwhile* I wear it on middle finger because I think it feels the best, and because it's the finger that the ring get's in the way *the least,* ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *"To each, their own", I guess.*
two things i learned from my Italian father when it came to wearing rings. on the day my grandmother died he gave me his class ring and told me to wear it on specifically my left hands pinky ring. I'm not shure if i am remembering this right but i believe he told me it is an italian thing for men to wear the ring that was given to them by their parents on thier pinky ring and it is to be worn on specific family events such as weddings, funerals and reunions. The other thing i learned from pops was that when mixing rings, you must go off what ring you place on your dominant hand. example, say i wore a plain gold band ring on my right hand on any finger. the second ring i would choose must have an adornment of some kind that would match the color of gold ring. since i have a gold ring, i must choose colors that would match with gold. those colors fall in line with various shades of red, blues, greens and purples.
My dad ordered me a Celtic Dragon ring, and I love it to death, but due to its size I have to wear it on my middle finger... so my bird now spits fire. Edit: I find wearing the ring on my middle finger more comfortable as well, then again I also tend to not remove it when using my tech.
I have skinny fingers and slightly webbed hands, so I don't wear rings very often. I didn't have any problems with my wedding ring, though and I have a silver and a Nickle ring that seem to fit somehow.
I love this set design so much! The material, production and structure of the video as well as the research it took is truly impressive. I think, however, that no man should feel afraid to look "effeninate" because of something that he thinks would look good on him. So to all you guys out there, no one can take your manhood away from you, no matter what you like to wear. As a woman, I respect and admire your ability to unapologetically wear rings, makeup, manicured hands, long and short skirts, long and colorful hair and so on. Love to all of you from Switzerland ♡♡
@@jumbojimbo6308 Doesn't exist. Sure, some cars may be associated more commonly with women, and that "may" is a big one, but there is no car produced especially for use by females. Neither is jewlery.
@@m4inline Female jewlery is like female cars: Neither of both exist. There is jewlery and there are cars, no gender connotation at all. Gotta have a few things like that, especially in these times.
I never take off my Tungsten wedding band on my left ring finger, for right now that's the only ring on the left. On my right I generally wear a stainless steel religious ring on my right index finger, and my sterling silver high school class ring on my right ring finger. I don't always wear all of them at once, but sometimes I do.
Hi, did you know that The 'Prince Albert Piercing and Ring' is actually named after Queen Victoria's husbaVictoria's and Prince Albert? He reportedly had such a large member that it became painful whilst horse riding. He asked his royal jewellers to come up with a solution and The Prince Albert is the result. Once the ring was inserted he would attach it to a leg suspender to prevent being squashed while hunting. !.
This randomly popped up in my suggested videos, thought it was interesting. I wear two rings, a steel ring on my right index finger, and a silver ring on my right ring finger. If I shake someone's hand, they will noticeably react to my rings if they be fey or undead.
Oh my, I'm a young lawyer and I've been reading your articles for years. I was not aware there was a RUclips channel as well. I now have a voice narrating the articles I will be reading. Thank you, recommendations
People working in hazardous environments can't wear rings ar work. Rings have been know ro cause severe injury or even tearing them off. This occurs when the ring catches things that can cause sudden shearing or pulling forces.
@@jbonkerz makeup depends. I know French royalty men would wear some makeup. But usually historically makeup was usually a status sign for high class women.
i normally wear a sapphire ring on my right ring finger and a ruby ring on my left pinky finger. it looks really nice. Your video is really informative, thanks :)
I’ve been wearing my only ring on my middle finger for a bit over a year and I have had zero issue with it getting in the way of feeling uncomfortable. It feels best there and even has a specific hand that feels best with it
I had no clue. I only wear a ring of a chosen saint on my middle finger and it ain't changing. But i think your video was informative and so fun to watch. Thank you
And here we go, an interesting video to watch!
I love this channel.
I learned so much and I upgraded my closet.
Danke, Gruss nach Deutschland
Gentleman's Gazette Thanks, how did you know I was German?
And thank you for pinning my comment, it is an honor!
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melanie arocha Uhm?
You keep rings in a wardrobe?
The only rings you need:
Steel Plate Ring +3
Ring of Favor +3
Ring of life +3
Chloranthy Ring +3
Holy Crusader a man of culture I see
I was waiting for this thank you.
If you know you know 👌🏻
Classic quality build combo right there.
I have your pfp saved In my gallery :O
I'm not even a gentleman but seems like youtube has other plans for me
That is quite a fine name you have there.
I'm a female, but RUclips thinks otherwise
Same. Also your current username is quite apt and amusing.
Lol same here
😂 I'm a woman so 🤷
He’s almost got all the infinity stones
And don't forget that RUclips suggestions are inevitable.
"He is the Lord of the Rings."
The homie thanos
He did .. he just didn't show the 6th lol
Funniest comment ever
I inherited my grandfather's two gold signet rings; one with an onyx and the other with a carnelian stone.
They both fit my ring fingers perfectly, but because the carnelian stone is slightly smaller than the onyx and its ring has a slimmer bottom band, i had it downsized to a pinky ring at a local jewelry store and it looks just great.
So now i wear the onyx on my right ring finger and the carnelian on my left pinky.
I've never been a jewelry kind of man, but thanks to your channel i am now actually wearing my grandfather's gold signet rings instead of keeping them in my safe.
Thank you, sir!
@@DanielaFitness I have no idea, but i am single.
@@DanielaFitness You should probably just ask him.
@@DanielaFitness if there’s only one ring and it’s on the left ring finger, always assume they’re married. If they have multiple rings and one is on their left ring finger, it’s a bit more tricky and you should ask them lol. “Are you married or is it just for style?”
Wearing rings on every finger including the thumbs, in my opinion is kinda tacky. If your married your left ring finger is whare you should be wearing your ring. In my case, for some strange reason, my right ring finger is slightly smaller than my left finger. Example: My ring size would be size 11 just like my shoe size, which is a strange correlation, seems peoples shoe sizes are tte very same as their ring sizes. At any rate, if I were to wear my size 11 ring with a stone on my right hand, it flops around all over the place, yet, fits my left ring finger without any problem and fits it perfectly to, and, I'm not at all married, never have been, never will be married.
Did you keep the cuts ?
Where I grew up, wearing rings on all of your fingers might mean that you were looking to give someone a beating.
That's brass knuckles. Looks similar lol
@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 or just putting on rings to beat someone up
I wear my service ring on my left ring finger. Does that mean I'm married to the Marine Corps?
Gangsta 😂
@@petersavage7904 😂🤣
For me it means "this is the only finger that the ring i like fits"
This is the one
you can quickly have it adjusted, and the service is free of charge.
@@subversivelysurreal3645 yeah, if youre buying the ring from a jeweler. If its an heirloom ring or acquired by alternative means, you cant just get it adjusted for free
Yep
@@cletusclem8758 also some rings can’t be resized
Rough summary of his explanation..
Ring finger: Marriage.
Pinky: Signet ring.
Middle: Responsibility and balance.
Index: Power, authority.
Thumb: Wealth.
You are the man
Thanks, that saved me from the misery of his voice and long-windedness
Thank you
I'm curious if anyone else has similar subjective associative experience regarding the wearers of thumb rings. My friends who wear rings on their thumbs tend to be open minded individualists. Sometimes, there seems to be some correlation with extroverted sociability of the wearers as well.
What about the right hand is this the reverse of what u said? Right thumb = BROKE BRUH 😂👌
Loved this. Rings for me are based on how they can be used to hurt your handshake. The middle and ring finger are the ones that someone else can "crush" your hand. Thumb, Index, and Pinky are the only ones that someone cannot leverage them to crush your grip. Modern perspective.
ware a flat ring on the ring finger instead of a round one no crushing. this is why i ware a flat ring instad of a round one.
also dont allow your knuckles to line up when you shake be firn and squeez his knuckles first :)
Lol chest up shoulders back, firm handshake. If you have handshake rules you're not an entrepreneur but terminally online. Anyone crushing handshakes is unlikable. Being Likeable is something you should be more aware of, but you think handshake techniques do that?
Wear a gauntlet, then they really know you mean business
That's why Thanos wears gauntlet to assert dominance.
Should I add Hal Jordan and Kyle Rayner with Thanos?
@@eladiocofresi5202 Thanos has the gems on his knuckles. Now the Mandarin, has 10.
But the rings looks like planetary's rings
Mostly towards the Infinity Stones
Lol
In hispanic cultures i was taught that the pinky was for achievements, the ring finger for marriage, the middle for promises to family or loved ones, the index for anything you belive in or a conviction and the thumb for wealth or power
That is interesting, I’m assuming he was going by European and specifically German meanings, or general Meanings, it’s cool that there are different cultures that have different outlooks on the meaning of certain rings.
@@gillinois in my country the priest assigns you some rings that use green (on pinky finger), blue emeralds (on middle) and yellow sapphires (on index), and pearl on pinky depending upon the horoscope and circumstances.
I dig it
Heard that too. And I'm Mexican
And what does a cockring symbolize?
What it means for a guy wearing rings:
Me: Definitely lantern corps.
Bruh same! And the flash
Lol.
well then, wich corps are you?
Or a Legionaire!
Ahh so your a man of culture as well
This is absolutely intriguing!
I got interested when I picked up eastern archery. In many eastern styles of archery, a thumb ring is used to protect the thumb from the bow string. They range from simple leather straps, to elaborately decorated and jeweled monstrosities.
Before introduction of European style gentlemen's clothes in 19th century, zihgir (thumb ring) was actually a part of attire in Ottoman Empire and Seljuks before that. A gazi (loosely translated as "veteran") would wear it in his civilian life, too. Therefore, a glimpse to the thumb of the person you've come across gives you an idea if you're talking to a warrior or not. People stripped of rank usually took off and surrender their zihgir, much like famous Hollywood scenes where a cop surrenders his gun and badge.
Unfortunately Skyrim only let's me wear one ring at a time
unless there's mods
Play Dark Souls, you get 4 ;)
I use a mod to let me wear 2!
@@Apocalyptikai ds2 and ds3 lets you have 4 rings equipped, ds1 only allows 2 at a time.
There’s a way to glitch more than one ring w/o mods if you have the console version. Obviously though if you have pc mods is the way to go.
Fire Aspect V + 20
Endurance IV + 5
Knockback III +10
Power VI + 35
Simple 1 I wish
No Name Mending +
He speaking language of the god
LOL
All I was thinking when watching this was: In brightest day, in blackest night, no evil shall escape my sight. Let those who worship evil's might, beware my power, Green Lantern's light
Dude im literally getting so many types of lantern rings so I can wear all of them on my fingers
I wear a green lantern ring that bad?
I was thinking more "I am..inevitable"
That was also my initial reaction, then when I saw multiple rings, I am thinking, who invited The Mandarin?
The Blackest Night falls from the skies, The darkness grows as all light dies. We crave your hearts and your demise, By my black hand, the dead shall rise!
I have this nice gold ring. It has an inscription on it:
"Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul,
ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul".
One note on the pinky ring for engineers. This is part of being a member of the Order of the Engineer (a professional society) and it is worn on the pinky of the hand that is used to sign documents. The ring is meant to be a reminder that you as an engineer are putting your reputation behind the project and that said project will be designed to be the safest and best design possible (the rings are all made from the metal taken from the Tacoma Narrows Bridge that collapsed due to improper engineering).
Fascinating. I'm so happy I'm reading the comments.
Most interesting! I was married to a structural engineer. I am a software engineer. My son is a rocket science engineer. I guess we all need Engineering rings now, ha ha!!
Brutal.
Sounds more like a jinx
you forgot to mention that the engineering ring is threaded on the inside (its a nut actually), and is designed to cause you pain.
Did anybody else randomly get this in their recommended?
Random, but not unpleasant
I did...watch it all. Informative but cringey
Yee
Yeah but I like it
Me
as a welder fabricator, the symbolic meaning of wearing a ring on one of my fingers means i don't want to have that finger anymore.
What about a groove ring or similar rubber styled?
@@mazsax999 yeah those would work if you really wanted to wear one, stylistically i think metal rings are very pretty, but for me its just the association ive built with them to be finger guillotines, i just no longer have the urge to have any loops around my fingers, when i get married ill just tattoo a ring on or something so i don't lose it
Juan...as an Automotive Technician..Same.
@@jed3219 don’t want to assume, but a tattoo ring may be a poor choice if the marriage becomes a divorce
@@6StrngWzrd hooyah!!
This is a fascinating video! I'm writing a character who crafts and enchants rings to bolster his own arcane power and his influence within society, and taking into account the way we've historically worn rings and their meanings has helped to not only design the look and placement of each one, but also given me new ideas for what each ring might do. Thank you!
In what format, might be interested.
“Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky,
Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone,
Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die,
One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor, where the Shadows lie.
One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
In the Land of Mordor, where the Shadows lie.”
Lord of the rings
Spent a good minute scrolling to find a lotr comment
The comment I was looking for
Earlier this year, I got a very cheap but decent imitation of the One Ring with the inscription on it. I wear it either on my left middle finger (I'm right-handed) or as a necklace pendant.
Good work fella!!
My grandfather wore rings on every finger all the time, he loved his rings. When he passed a couple years ago I got a few of them that I wear all the time.
so wholesome!
My deepest condolences. Protect and enjoy his ring(s). Very cool though!
I used to wear a ring on every finger and both thumbs. They were mostly tungsten, so they were always bright and shiny, and were all round, which allowed for decent hand movement.
Precious heirlooms give good energy 😊
In my family we never part with anything, just keep recycling it I have the buttons from my great grandmother's wedding dress. Sometimes I switch out a garment I bought and sometimes I sew a garment to put the buttons on. I've got generations of wedding rings and other jewelry too.
Me, a woman:
RUclips: Take this gentleman's channel. Get addicted to the content. Fuel our algorithm.
Me, a woman: Doing exactly that.
aye, the genders are equal- you’re a female gentleman.
Same LOL!!! I wish my husband would wear full suits to our dates like this guy. He looks so good in suits, but he's a T-shirt, short, socks on sandals guy... /sigh He only does now on special occasions.
@@Udontkno7 Your comment is so beautiful, omg. As a woman, I feel so flattered.
Me too 😭
Same hahaha
I only wear my grandfathers pinky ring which is gold with an oval blood stone. I've had it and worn it most the times since turning 18. I am 55 now. I do remember my grandfather wearing it in the early 70 with his passing in 1977. The family held it in trust till I turned 18.
"You may kissss the ring of rrrespect"
"Uaaaah you have kissed the ring of insolence, squire fetch me my sword"
“Squire dislocate his pink finger and fetch my ring of disappointment”
This sounds like something straight out of Monty Python
Good ol’ Crackermilk
You can kiss my ring!!!
@@EarlJohn61... my brown puckered ring... (LOL)
When my grandfather past, I was gifted his wedding ring, he had it customized with gold flakes he panned out of a local river, I wear it proudly everyday
👍
Lovely!
Wow, that's priceless, goose bumps etc...
Cole DeBeer
Lol😂🤣
Picture
The pun in "on the other hand" was not lost on me. Indeed, it was deeply appreciated
Yeah, that was pretty slick...
I caught the pun as well!
I wonder if he writes his own material or if it's just scripted for him?
@@theochristopher8873 you could say it was handed to him
@Tortoise Knight Agreed...
His script slipper must have butter fingers.
I started wearing rings when I was 25 at the mall. Saw a wedding band at Kay Jewellers that I loved.
I saw it, I liked it, I bought it. I wear it on my right ring finger.
Have been wearing it for the past 3 years and just a few months ago my grandfather saw it asked about it and offered me some of his old rings; picked one of his with a nice black onyx and some interesting engravings around the stone. I wear that one on my left middle finger (need to get it sized up about 0.5-1 size larger as it's difficult to remove).
I love both of my rings and wear them daily. I doubt I'll ever have much of a collection as the ones I have have some meaning. I'm hoping to see if my other grandfather had any rings he used to wear as it would be a nice reminder of where I come from and who came before me.
If you're reading this, I apologize for the novel.
TL;DR - I wear 2 rings. One on right ring, one on left middle.
So you wear a wedding band without being married? No judgement just curious
@dertyp3848 yes, but I wear it on my right hand. No worries about judgements. I know it's weird, but I love the ring
I have worn rings my whole life.
In the 80s & 90s, I caught a lot of grief from other guys about being effeminate,
not that I care.
But since the turn of the millennium, and especially in recent years, I have never been bothered.
As a matter of fact, I received some praise from a couple of young ladies at the dispensery yesterday that they really liked my rings and my over all style.
As I hadn't been out in quite a while, and I am not in touch with anything that is considered current fashion trends, I took it as a high complement!
Not bad for a 49 year old dude, eh?
Not bad, my friend, not bad
Classy
Good on you! I'm four years your junior and I've worn rings, necklaces, and rings since high school. I get female compliments quite often as well. I'll continue to wear my jewelry and my unique fashion until I'm laid to rest. Take care!
We wanna see your rings
I'm 58, so I don't give a rats behind if I'm the only guy wearing a speedo, the big surprise is my tan line is minimal cuz my property is very private. Most of my front yard I can tan in a G string. I doubt it's worth the peak it used to be...😇
If you wear multiple rings do the bonuses stack?
Only one ring bonus can be active per hand, but you can attune as many rings as you have fingers (they don't actually have to be on each finger, you can double up or whatever as long as they are worn on the relevant hand) and they remain attuned even while the bonus is inactive.
Marvel Universe RPG....yes (see Mandarin)…..D&D no...only 1 ring per hand.
All of middle-earth knows there’s only one true ring...just ask golem.
Yes
That's quite the feat....
No one:
RUclips Recommendations: "You wanna learn about how to wear rings?"
Me: "...Sure"
DISTurbedwaffle918 Why did you watch it? 😂😂
OK Grumpy I came here on purpose
@@mosessupposes2571
Because I felt like it
@@natesenft5376
I'm not grumpy it was just unexpected
@@DISTurbedwaffle918 Algorithm's getting a lot more varied about what it recommends lately, isn't it? Which is good, nice to know this sort of thing even if I don't like wearing anything on my hands personally. I'd be having to take them off at work all the time, even a wristwatch is a no-go. Used to carry a pocket watch before cell phones came along.
had a supervisor who would wear different rings and bracelets depending on his mood of the day, noobies would cross him on his 'angry' days because they didn't know the right combination of rings and bracelets, a middle aged white guy that would wear najas and squash blossoms, different necklace for a different mood. Mood.
Oh, new meaning of the term mood ring, cool!
Also there is "zihgir ring" in Turkish culture. We wear to thumb. It is not just ring, we are using zihgir for archery. Zihgir holds bowstring (bowstring is correct word I hope).
It is
That's fascinating, thank you.
Bow and arrow
@@ryc650 no
I've never heard of that,I really enjoy shooting traditional archery I might have to order one and give it a try.
Very informative. Apparently, I've been doing it wrong. My family has a crest that has been worn as rings for a long time. When I finally came of age and got my ring, I chose to get it fitted for my left middle finger so my ancestors could assist me in flipping people off.
This is how cultural customs are born.
XD. I'm still pretty sure they'd be proud. Because you just started a family custom.
nice
Irish?
My family doesn't have a family crest.
But with God as my witness, I swear I'll start this exact tradition.
Just wanted to say, this gentleman is a man of class.
That is all.
And in an entirely natural and genuine manly way...
Thank you!
@@kimberlypatton9634 thank you
Isn't that the implication of calling him so, a gentleman?
For many year (over 30) I have worked as a workshop instructor and one thing I had to observe and teach is the dangers of wearing rings in particular but also other jewellery when working in a workshop and with machinery. My wife is a Jeweller and as we are both metal workers we made each others wedding rings, but I found that I rarely wore mine, mainly because I couldn't at work and in other settings it felt awkward and uncomfortable. I also found that when I started to do anything manual my finger would swell and it would be come tight and uncomfortable..
My solution was to have my wedding band tattooed onto my left hand ring finger. It is simple to reflect that of a plain wedding band but marked with the date of our marriage.
I don't know what this says about me, some people view tattooed hands in an unfavourable light! However, I have no other tattoos, this is the only ink on my skin!
That's a good idea, getting your wedding ring tattooed on. As an Electrical Engineer, I can easily understand the danger of the metal on your finger.
As a bit of firearms history, you can usually tell a lot about the previous owners of a fire arm based on wear the wood is deformed where they had a ring. For example that’s how I know my great grandfather was left handed from a ring indent on a family heirloom gun being right where the ring finger in he left hand would be if the weapon was held left handed
Same here mate. I have some that are between 65 to 105 years old, their stocks do tell a story.
@@susanbutler2498 I for one love the little dents and dings that tell stories
... where (location) the wood is deformed ...
The wood shows a wear pattern of a ring...
@@WildWillieWiccan what
Wow, great observation.
"on which finger do you wear what ring?"
*Well, depends on which finger the ring fits first*
I only wear enchanted rings, Dexterity +4 and a bit of extra poise are my favorites.
Poise is useless in 3
Always wear havel ring for dominance
Casul dex
I prefer a ring that let's me negate almost any attack
I've got no idea how guys are supposed to know this stuff without helpful videos like this
They used to have fathers.
How many rings should I wear?
Gentleman’s Gazette: yes
I have 2
I have 2 every finger...
I have 5👀
🤣
None if you're headed for the bedroom.
Wearing a ring on your thumb...could also mean you're a traditional eastern horseback archer
I wish I read the comments before I made mine xD
The Huns would be proud.
@@OmegaRiley I am a HUNgarian. This is misleading btw but I won't go into our origin myths.
ERTUGRUL
I was just thinking about this large thumb rings were used by Mongolian archers as a lever for them to fire arrows more rapidly in combat.
I got a question: Is there a one ring to rule them all?
My Precious
Yeah, but Sauron is keeping an eye on it
I actually have been wearing a replica tungsten one ring with engravings, for the past 5 years or so. Absolutely love it
Yes. That one goes on the middle finger.
@@the_Ikar nice one
I love that your father was a surgical assistant! I am also a surgical assistant. I wear a thumb ring and my wedding band even at work. It is a pain sometimes especially when an emergency comes in and I have to yank them off in a hurry.
My father never wore his wedding ring mainly because he considered it a safety liability. He told me it's just a way to get your hand caught in something. I got a lot of fatherly advice...
Sometimes getting married can be a liability.
When you work with your hands a ring is very much a safety hazard. Years ago I my ring got caught while lifting a heavy steel gate while installing. Cut my finger and it only didn’t do worse because the ring came adrift at its weld (soft gold). Never wore a ring since but that’s OK. Married men get a “look” after the first few years so I’m (unfortunately) never mistaken as single ;)
My hubby hasn’t worn his wedding band almost since we were married because he works with electronics. The metal touching the wrong wire can be very dangerous
There are new types. Look up the blue line, and there’s also some for electricians, though I’m still slightly suspect
Degloving is a serious possibility with wearing rings. Ive seen it happen twice. If you work with your hands (wood work, welding, metal working, construction for example) its better to not wear a ring unless your out at a family dinner or something casual.
What I actually learned from this: wear rings however you want.
Keep that in mind for any sort of jewelery.
Yep coulda saved 11minutes
and feel secure in your choice.
What you really learned was that men haven’t regularly worn rings in so long that you can do what you want because nobody remembers the rules. But you should probably start with wearing a suit because pinky rings with t-shirt and jorts just looks silly.
@@SigFigNewton Eh he was just going over historic connotations, not saying that any are really that relevant today aside from wedding ring fingers.
Comments in a nutshell
1: Why is this in my recommendations?
2: Dark souls references.
It's gonna continue...
IMM lol xD yeah I’m seeing them
The information condensed in this video could fit a book honestly. I loved it.
I may have no style
I may have no grace
but this channel
is a wonderful place
dk.... donkey kong
English teachers: *insert the guy in the sand meme here*
3 rings for the Elven kings under the sky,
7 for the Dwarven lords in their halls of stone,
9 for mortal men doomed to die,
1 for the Dark Lord on his dark throne,
In the land of Mordor where shadows lie,
One ring to rule them all,
One ring to find them,
One ring to bring them all,
And in the darkness bind them,
In the land of Mordor where shadows lie.
There is only one Lord of the Rings, and he does not share power!
What does the dark lord even want? Enslave all the races: check! Now what? Taxes?
@@CalmNoises probably to rule over them as their lord or wipe them out maybe
So wear rings on every finger + toes or double up on each finger?
@@joryjennings7527 2 rings on every finger and the 21th as a prince Albert piercing.
The only ring with any meaning in my life says on it, "One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, One ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them."
Travis rofl
I have a similar ring, but it's written in the black speech, which I will not utter here.
CAST IT IN THE FIRE !!!
My precious
@@sergeyarkhipov781 Ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul,
ash nazg thrakatulûk agh burzum-ishi krimpatul
This is without a doubt.. the classiest channel on RUclips
"I pity the fool who dares to tell me how or when or why wearing rings"
-B.A. Barackus
Yawn
@@itsmeGeorgina Hi Georgina 🙂🖕
Me too
I pity the fool who fools fools
@@kumarapatch1234 That's lame bro
My brother, who is single, told me that he wears a wedding band when he's out clubbing because it attracts more women. It means that your not looking for a commitment.
I've known single men who bought wedding bands for this exact purpose.
Some women are actually turned on if they find a guy to cheat with. They have low self-esteem so it makes them feel "desirable"
At least that's the only way I could understand why women would debase themselves for a cheating scumbag lol
@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 The heart wants what the heart wants.
I've never found adultery attractive, but God wouldn't have made the commandment if people didn't break it.
My parents got me an engagement ring for the exact opposite reason. I’m really reserved and while I get that some people may occasionally find me attractive, I don’t want to deal with it, or get their hopes up, or have them bring up conversation. My parents realized it was a cause of consternation and made my anxiety worse and helped out with it; I’d never have thought of it!
It works really really well and the people who still pester me are automatically out, because they’re not the type of guy I’d want. I call it my Ring of Power, because it makes me nearly invisible, or as close as I can get. 😂
Now I’m *actually* engaged and my head and heart are so full of him that I hardly notice if I’m being hit on, on those rare occasions I’m out, and my Ring of power can finally be retired. 😁
In antiquity, rings would indicate military ranks as uniforms weren't invented yet, notably the Centurion's ring in the Roman legions.
Ip Wischin rings were not the only indicator of rank in the Roman legion they also used tattoos and badge's along with rings at certain rank's.
Considered for yrs..as PROFESSIONAL SOLDIERS RING..gold with centurions head..
This was such a great video. I wear (currently) seven rings, but with the goal of having one for every finger. Each ring has a nice bit of meaning that is dear to me which is why I prefer to wear them all at once. This is why I'm glad your message is to wear what makes you happy as this is what does it for me. Great video and awesome rings, man.
I wear two rings daily. The ring my wife gave me as a stand in while waiting for my wedding ring to arrive from ireland. It was late due to customs.This on my right ring finger. My wedding band on my left ring finger. Both have been blessed by the priest who officiated our wedding.
I think something similar will be the case for my fiancé. I gave him a ring when we got engaged because he lives in a hot zone of the virus, and because my mother was battling cancer I couldn’t see him reliably. I wanted him to also have a symbol that we were together, a team, and come what may, we’d handle it. Recently he mentioned wearing after our wedding next April, just on the other hand. He wears his ring even more than I wear mine (i hate the dampness after I wash my hands, and take it off to moisturize at night, etc). We’ve had a few troubles here and there, but he’s never once taken that ring off. With his family history, he takes marriage so seriously, and is trying to go about things responsibly and respectfully.
We’re getting him a custom ring made that may look a bit more like a signet ring, but it’s what he wants, and since he’s wearing both, eh. I think it’s s cool design and since I’m getting something a bit unique as well, I guess fair is fair. 😅
Rings on each finger means, "You pity the Fool!"
foo*
👍
Nice way of calling yourself snobby and self centered
@@YEET-yh6qc it's a reference to Mr. T foo.
@@MPerry-ox9qb 0of im no A team, bro fist?
Plus, as Dark Souls taught us, they have a lot of cool abilities
Also, as Skyrim taught us, you can fortify resto them to make you literally immortal.
YOU PEOPLE HAVE NEVER PLAYED D&D, HAVE YOU!?
MANY games taught us long before Dark Souls....
@@Pixelblurr Are you gatekeeping rings?
Late to the party, but I want to put my 2 cents here. I wear my wedding band (half white - half yellow gold) on the ring finger and a metalic dark gray ring on the middle finger of the other hand. Sometimes I switch it to an obsidian black ring. What i do several times a day, is that I switch hands, meanning that i move the rings from one hand to the other, but always on the same finger. I do this because the rings are wide and I sweat, so the skin gets a "pruny" look and I dislike that
I have seen times where men going into bars would put a ring on their ring fingers despite not being married. The goal being to discourage "gold diggers" and/or to indicate that any physical interaction would be without commitment, under the premise that they were already allegedly "committed"
That was me before I was married, I didn’t want to be bothered
... women love married men
@@trevorhenry1003 who doesnt want to be the chad that ntr the husband lol
@@davidgilde6296 I had the same experience.
One ring to rule his financial success and get half whenever something better comes along.
He's cosplaying all the Akatsuki members at once.
The Akatsuki is now assembled
Hahahaha
AKATSUKI WA TSUDOTA
Lol
🤣🤣🤣
I don’t own any rings, and I have no reason to. But here I am.
Whatever, I learned something, so thanks lol
Only got the wedding ring, the class ring is on the key chain lol
Character
@Undead Crusader wish I was successful 🤣 work upwards of 60ish hours a week at a factory nightly and still making less than 40k a year
I've worn rings on and off in my life, but because it's never been due to a relationship I've avoided wearing them on my ring finger. Often I've found the most comfortable finger for me is my index finger. Love this look at the history and meaning, and for sure wearing something on your index finger does get it noticed, I also wear dark or metallic nail polishes as well so that likely draws even more attention to my hands.
I saw a ring once. Was a on some weird VHS tape, I gave it to a friend tho.
Ever since I keep getting phone calls. I just keep ignoring them though. Probably just telemarketers again
I got that weird VHS tape so I made a quick movie and you know 🤷🏻♂️ 🍻
Don’t forget the brown ring in your toilet bowl
i got a weird vhs tape too, haven’t watched it yet tho sht i don’t have vhs player
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Question for ya: my grandfather used to tell me a story HIS Dad used to tell him. My great grandfather was a Polish immigrant and he brought with him the tradition of wearing his gold wedding band on his left hand middle finger. My great grandmother wore her silver wedding band on her right hand middle finger. He claimed it was a tradition that represented the balance between the sun and moon (gold and silver) and the placement was so my great grandparents were only in "balance" when together and holding hands. I asked one of my former teachers about this (she immigrated from Poland as a child) and she affirmed the tradition, though she said it's EXTREMELY outdated. I, however, have been unable to find any historical precedence for this tradition. Just wondering your thoughts and expertise.
that’s a really nice story :)
thx for sharing!
That’s both fascinating and really sweet, I have Polish ancestry as well, never heard of that though
Extremely outdated only because it’s inconvenient for the middle finger. An old piece of history indeed
I'm Polish and have never heard of that, neither wearing a band on the middle finger nor having bands made of different metals. Maybe it was specific to a particular region or social/ethnic group?
@@joannaj4038 i think u are just too young for such an old tradition
Rings are the gentleman's brass knuckles.
Hahaha, that is why I wear gloves over them in the winter and Autumn
That's why I wear my biker rings lol
I would never call jimmy saville a gentleman 😂
You're too gentle of a man if you need that🤣
Agree!
I wear 3 rings, left pinky signet; right thumb and right ring finger.
I always wear a nice Apple Watch (black on black) on left wrist. And a nice short sterling silver figaro chain (18”).
Left ear sterling silver + 2ct black moissanite stud.
(I’m a guy in mid 30s)
I think it’s a great look and I’m really feeling myself lately. I used to not wear too much jewelery bc of the girl I was engaged to, but that eventually fell apart and now I’m updating my look for sure
If one wears a fire enchanted ring... he is then granted +5 int and fire resistance
I heard you get more +Int stats from wearing watches.
Can confirm about fire resistance but im still pretty dumb
Always a pleasure to read MMO comments in unrelated videos
I disagree. That would be a fire resistance ring, and it wouldn't affect intelligence. A fire enchanted ring would give you some kind of fire spell. You really need to study up on your magic rings before opening your mouth. sheesh
@Adam David Clearly you're unfamiliar with Castlevania, and you're rude
Two things: Electrum is not the popular metal it once was, but, it combines three popular precious metals (platinum, gold, silver) and has the additional benefit of being a beautiful mix in it's own right. Secondly, I love that ensemble you showcase. If ever unsure, blue is the color to base an ensemble around.
Since when is there platinum in electrum?
No platinum in electrum.
Why am I watching this? I don’t own any rings, and I honestly don’t plan on buying any...
RUclips, why you do this?
lol same
Yeah I hate wearing rings. I don't know why I'm here either
I don't even wear a watch.
Me neither e walt. I used to have a pocket watch but the draw up mechanism broke and I never got it fixed. Smartphones rendered watches obsolete except as accessory.
you are right . perhaps start with a more masculine physical appearance before accenting delicate hands with jewelry.
I wear a silver ring on my right hand ring finger. It was a gift from a very special woman. We were young. I'm 60yrs+ and I still love her. Thanks for sharing.
I could never wear a ring on my index finger without feeling like Ra's Al-Ghul
Or a ring on the thumb...like Sloan (Morgan Freeman) on the movie Wanted
Lel. I resantly watch Batman Begins and the Dark Knight
lmfaooo
I see that as a plus, actually.
I just keep thinking about the evil wizard from defenders of the earth cartoon lol
I really want to show dominance so I double stack my rings on my toes
You are a BOSS
😩
10/10. Would bang. Love a man with toe rings.
I pulled off my toenail today
I personally use hola hoops on the toes but whatever works for you
I don’t stack my rings but in total I wear 11 rings...
A thumb ring could also mean you practice the Mongolian Thumb Draw in Archery. Since they made rings that they wore on the thumbs of their drawing hand when using a bow so they could get more draw power without hurting themselves.
So if you're right handed you wear it on your right thumb?
@@updownstate yes.
It's just a thumb draw. Most eastern cultures used the thumb draw, and place the arrow on the right-hand side of the riser, it's not just Mongolian. Also the ring helps with the release rather than for protection
@@MiaogisTeas Thank you for answering my question. This is something I would have never known.
Interesting
I’m Japanese, I love this kind of content, Culture & English moreover it can also enhance my English knowledge ability 🖤💜📚
"The middle finger, "gets in the way of things and it feels odd on your hand", it symbolizes responsibility and balance" - *meanwhile* I wear it on middle finger because I think it feels the best, and because it's the finger that the ring get's in the way *the least,* ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *"To each, their own", I guess.*
Actually, the thumb-ring used to be the mark of a bowman/archer. It should be warn on the dominant hand, which, usually corresponds to the draw-hand.
Is this in reference to Mongolian archers whom wore a "shooting or drawing ring?"
*worn.
two things i learned from my Italian father when it came to wearing rings. on the day my grandmother died he gave me his class ring and told me to wear it on specifically my left hands pinky ring. I'm not shure if i am remembering this right but i believe he told me it is an italian thing for men to wear the ring that was given to them by their parents on thier pinky ring and it is to be worn on specific family events such as weddings, funerals and reunions.
The other thing i learned from pops was that when mixing rings, you must go off what ring you place on your dominant hand. example, say i wore a plain gold band ring on my right hand on any finger. the second ring i would choose must have an adornment of some kind that would match the color of gold ring. since i have a gold ring, i must choose colors that would match with gold. those colors fall in line with various shades of red, blues, greens and purples.
My dad ordered me a Celtic Dragon ring, and I love it to death, but due to its size I have to wear it on my middle finger... so my bird now spits fire.
Edit: I find wearing the ring on my middle finger more comfortable as well, then again I also tend to not remove it when using my tech.
I have skinny fingers and slightly webbed hands,
so I don't wear rings very often.
I didn't have any problems with my wedding ring, though
and I have a silver and a Nickle ring that seem to fit somehow.
@@abegarfield7030 my big knuckles prevents me from wearing rings
@@michaelmerck7576 Some rings aren’t comprised of a fully closed circle and are flexible to be wider. Maybe there are some for men
I love this set design so much! The material, production and structure of the video as well as the research it took is truly impressive. I think, however, that no man should feel afraid to look "effeninate" because of something that he thinks would look good on him. So to all you guys out there, no one can take your manhood away from you, no matter what you like to wear. As a woman, I respect and admire your ability to unapologetically wear rings, makeup, manicured hands, long and short skirts, long and colorful hair and so on. Love to all of you from Switzerland ♡♡
As an enby, I wholeheartedly support this post. Beautiful!
I feel like the answer to "Isn't wearing rings effeminate?" should be, "What are you, a child?"
Female jewlery is like female cars. Think about it.
@@sorrowandsufferin924 I don't exactly know what you're getting at but some people would absolutely say there are "chick cars".
@@jumbojimbo6308 Doesn't exist. Sure, some cars may be associated more commonly with women, and that "may" is a big one, but there is no car produced especially for use by females. Neither is jewlery.
@@sorrowandsufferin924 how is female jewellery like a Volvo?
@@m4inline Female jewlery is like female cars: Neither of both exist. There is jewlery and there are cars, no gender connotation at all. Gotta have a few things like that, especially in these times.
The daughter is demonstrating her power at a young age.
I never take off my Tungsten wedding band on my left ring finger, for right now that's the only ring on the left. On my right I generally wear a stainless steel religious ring on my right index finger, and my sterling silver high school class ring on my right ring finger. I don't always wear all of them at once, but sometimes I do.
*Video about rings and their meaning*
*Mentions the name Prince Albert*
Me: WOAH NOW.
Ha! 😆😆😆
😂👏
Hi, did you know that The 'Prince Albert Piercing and Ring' is actually named after Queen Victoria's husbaVictoria's and Prince Albert? He reportedly had such a large member that it became painful whilst horse riding. He asked his royal jewellers to come up with a solution and The Prince Albert is the result. Once the ring was inserted he would attach it to a leg suspender to prevent being squashed while hunting. !.
Wow...
@@drewu213 sounds like he could really give old vicky his big ben.
This randomly popped up in my suggested videos, thought it was interesting. I wear two rings, a steel ring on my right index finger, and a silver ring on my right ring finger. If I shake someone's hand, they will noticeably react to my rings if they be fey or undead.
Oh my, I'm a young lawyer and I've been reading your articles for years.
I was not aware there was a RUclips channel as well.
I now have a voice narrating the articles I will be reading.
Thank you, recommendations
I want to be a lawyer 😊
@@Aethelhadas I wish you the best. May you achieve it. If you really want it, you will succeed.
My kindest regards, fellow future colleague
People working in hazardous environments can't wear rings ar work. Rings have been know ro cause severe injury or even tearing them off. This occurs when the ring catches things that can cause sudden shearing or pulling forces.
I like how you emphasized that it's up to YOU and not what someone says online
Me: watching Bully Maguire memes
RUclips algorythm: oh I see, you want to learn more about rings.
I was watching uk police audits, but to be fare we both here
Gentleman's Gazette, you never fail to deliver, video well done.
I don't think multiple rings are effeminate per se, but men also wore high heels and wigs historically
Don't forget about all the makeup!
I think it is very girly to wear a ring.
@@jbonkerz makeup depends.
I know French royalty men would wear some makeup.
But usually historically makeup was usually a status sign for high class women.
@@amvCBG or prostitutes 🤷♂️
A lot of Western boots have higher heels than what is really not seen in other men's shoes
Nobody:
RUclips: Hey wanna know what fingers to wear a ring on
Megarboh hahahaa
Me: youtube am i a joke to you
Me: No but I'll watch it anyway
Well at least now we know
RUclips: your style sucks, try to assert D O M I N A N C E by wearing rings.
If a dudes got rings on every finger, he's probably aiming to punch someone in the face.
Nah, it would break your finger. My buddies knows something is up when i take off my rings.
@@gergonagy7480 Like when a girl takes off her earrings
And it looks weird
@@gergonagy7480 Yep, your friends know you‘re about to get a beating, right?
Lol true that!!! 😂🤣
i normally wear a sapphire ring on my right ring finger and a ruby ring on my left pinky finger. it looks really nice. Your video is really informative, thanks :)
I’ve been wearing my only ring on my middle finger for a bit over a year and I have had zero issue with it getting in the way of feeling uncomfortable. It feels best there and even has a specific hand that feels best with it
Havel's ring
Ring of favor and protection
STAMINA
HEALTH
ENDURANCE
E V E R Y T H I N G Y O U C O U L D E V E R W A N T
I just want an ring that let me cast fire balls
Ah I see I've met another intellectual
@@LookingGlass69 casual*
@@camerondunmore970 ♪~ ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ
Why is no one adding my favorite ring??
The man in the thumbnail getting ready to acquire the Infinity Gauntlet
I had no clue. I only wear a ring of a chosen saint on my middle finger and it ain't changing. But i think your video was informative and so fun to watch. Thank you