Alas, not always in life it turns out exactly as you want and plan. Sometimes even the most unshakable relationships come to their logical end, and it becomes impossible to draw something bright from them. Divorce in similar cases becomes, perhaps, the only way out. As a consequence of this, there are many memories, objects and things reminiscent of a past life. And the most important of these memories is the wedding ring.
An engagement ring is not a simple piece of jewelry
Surely almost every divorced person to some extent faced the difficult question "what to do with the wedding ring now?" After all, there are two main reasons for doubts about getting rid of him: the first is psychological, because everyone understands that this is not just a trinket, a piece of jewelry donated by a stranger, but a thing that carries a fairly large semantic load (albeit sometimes not the most pleasant memories, but there are plenty of pluses). And this very ring was once a symbol of the strength, fortitude and loyalty of your marriage, and wearing it after a divorce is a bad omen. The second reason is financial, whatever one may say, but this item is made of precious metal, which is very expensive. Therefore, it would not be very rational to decide to just throw it away. And just keeping the ring after a divorce would be stupid, because over time it can fade.
Out of memory
You don't need to be a psychic or a person with supernatural abilities to understand - you should not use those things that once absorbed a lot of negativity and failures. And there are quite good ways out of the situation. Most jewelry stores provide services such as exchanging old jewelry for new ones, of course, for a commensurate surcharge.
In addition, you may not exchange an old ring for a new one, but simply hand it over to a pawnshop.
Also, you can give the ring to the master, pay him for the work (and you always have to pay for beautiful things), and the master will make any other, completely new product out of it, as far as your imagination tells you.
It will of course be better if you still find in your home a once broken thing, which can be an earring and a pendant, or a bracelet or a chain. Then the flight of imagination and jewelry appetite can greatly increase.
It turns out that you should not chop off the shoulder and get rid of the ring. It's never too late to do this, but is it worth it? After all, you need to approach this more rationally and competently than without thinking. Therefore, any old thing, of course, can not only carry unpleasant or unwanted memories and moments, but also become something new in life and pleasantly please with a completely new look.
