Review on 💍 Thin and Stackable Silicone Wedding Rings for Women - ThunderFit Women's Band Rings, 2.5mm Width, 1.8mm Thick by Cheryl Brown

I am left-handed and clumsy. Even though I wear a very thin metal wedding ring, I still rattle (and sometimes break) my glasses. I also play with this when I'm under stress, which resulted in me accidentally dropping it in my car while driving. I watched them for a long time and finally bought them. It's nice and light enough that I didn't have to fiddle with it too much. When I play with it I can just roll it back and forth on my finger and it won't fall off. It's flexible and my glassware is secure. I wish there was some technology that gave it a shiny look, but from a distance it looks like brushed metal (not my first choice for an engagement ring). It has great advantages and several disadvantages. My husband was disappointed at first but he almost forgot I was wearing it. I have a metal ring on my hook if I want to wear it. It's been a few weeks so far and I haven't really thought about it. I see this can be useful for people who work in an area where rings can be dangerous and athletes who also need to be careful. And maybe clumsy leftists like me.