Can I wear instead Claddagh ring as a wedding ring to buy a traditional wedding band?

question of Spanky : Can I wear instead Claddagh ring as a wedding ring to buy a traditional wedding band I'm Irish and I have a Claddagh ring that I carried in my right hand? 've had since I was 15. It will be of great sentimental value to me and I decided that if I marry, I break with tradition (and save a little money) a bit by forgoing the traditional wedding band. Instead, I would like to move the Claddagh ring from my right hand to him on the ring finger of his left hand, and then rotate it so the "heart" faces "in". The ring is of such sentimental value for me that I have blessed it by a priest and I never remove it from my hand, even if I in athletics or manual labor (I'm partly afraid that embarrassed I am busy and lose it). Another reason is that I have such conservative about my appearance, am and I do not want to wear more than one ring. (For those of you in the United States, a "Claddagh Ring is an old Irish friendship ring, of two gloved hands, one heart, one on top of the ... if the crown ring with the crown is worn closest person in the body that the person is, is single, and when the ring turned the other direction, it means the person is either engaged or married). Best answer: Wed reply lizanull
Hey man, you can take a pop-top from a soda can, if you want to spy or a secret decoder ring. what man.

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