Family military rings
My Grandfather was a Master Sergeant in WWII. I was handed a military ring from the "bradford exchange of him serving in the U.S. NAVY in remembrance of his service, and the question is, can I wear the ring as a family member? the answer is both yes and no. As a family member, our relatives who served our country with their lives, paid the price for us to remember them with honor, and according to that honor, you can not wear a military ring in public as impersonating a military soldier; however, as a family member, he paid the price that I can wear the ring only in my household, as long as it is in only within your house. But that does not mean that I will let and children wear it because it will end up in the yard outside and that would be disrespectful. Once you start heading out the front or back door to exit your household, even if you are on your property, you cannot wear the ring in public. I used to wear my dad's rings when I was young, and my mom's jewelry, and it was fun to dress up, and get to wear things in the house that you can't wear in public, those are the special rings in life, and I love the ring because it signifies our victory over the nazi's in WWII. My uncle also served in WWII in the U.S. ARMY and was there in Normandy on D-Day. I am getting a commemorative ring for him too, which I will also wear in the house only. That is how I remember them, life is too short to have never worn the ring, but of course in secret. I wouldn't suggest wearing the ring indoors if it meant damaging the ring, that is disrespectful, but for the service military soldiers give and pay the price for their family to remember them, but don't show anyone that you are wearing them, it is my secret right within my own house to take care of their rings as however I see fit within a reasonable understanding, but you won't catch me in public because I did that once and I will never do it again because of glory and valor. My suggestion is to keep it to yourself when you wear them, and don't go out in public, and don't show it off. Now if I have company over, I might wear the rings as far as playing board games, but only in my house, and they have to be my best friends, for all other parties, no, I will not wear the rings when company is over because I do not want people to get the wrong impression and dishonor myself. I am wearing the ring now, but I'm about to go to my best friends house, so I'm taking the ring off, because it is a very, special ring that I love, and that's what matters.