r/Gold:

u/DirectorBiggs

Precisely, for many it’s gaudy and for many it looks natural and fits. I’m dark complected olive skin and gold looks good on me, I prefer silver and rarely wear either. When I was younger out prowling and hunting I sported some jewelry. Now the only ring I wear (silver) was given to me when I got my blackbelt in Bando representative of a level of attainment, the Royal Boxers ring as it’s called in Thailand and Burma. While it’s simple and not flashy iykyk and other practitioners can spot it.
u/DirectorBiggs

Unpopular opinion around here: Fat gold rings and jewelry on most men are tacky af, quite silly.
u/DirectorBiggs

I do admit I get triggered by the barrage of similar posts, it’s the same shit different person asking every day. The part that gets me most is folks like you asking after the purchase has already been made, like it’s a bit late now. bruv
u/DirectorBiggs

Im mostly a numismatics guy Okay so if you’re mostly a numismatic guy, why tf do you need to ask reddit about a purchase after you made it?
u/DirectorBiggs

are we great now?
u/DirectorBiggs

*of course
u/DirectorBiggs

That’s dope, love it.
u/DirectorBiggs

And how is this an unpopular opinion around here? Mid 50s and precious metals and my home already IS my social security.
u/DirectorBiggs

In my fire-rated safe, bolted to the floor and wall along with my firearms and important documents.
u/DirectorBiggs

Prefer old, both is the answer though.