As I started doing my homework regarding what to do about my own wedding set which no longer fits, I revisted something I've long wanted to do. If you have followed our journey all the way back to Wyatt's Baby Jelly Beans site, you may remember that I wanted to get him a ring with Galatians 3:29 on it as a nod to his heritage. My original plan was to wear it for a time and then give it to him when he reached adulthood. I did something similar with a bracelet for Julia. I never followed through on that plan. I looked at rings and either didn't find anything I liked, or found a ring then just didn't act on it. I did a search online for class rings that could be customized in a more heritage friendly sort of way. I did not have to look far to find Forever Gifts. I then approached Wyatt and asked what he thought of a heritage ring instead of a class ring. I explained what I had originally wanted to do and pointed out that rings on this site were really inexpensive, so he would have the option of wearing it for special occasions, ring ceremony etc. without feeling guilty about the cost. Wyatt was actually excited about the idea, so we looked at options together and came up with a ring that has his school initials and graduation year along with Galatians 3:29 on the outside. The inside bears his name and adoption date. It's a spinner (I didn't even know those existed), so he can spin it if he feels the need to fidget in class. Winner!
Of course we had to find his size- so glad I took him to a jeweler for that as I would have guessed completely wrong. We've tried the printed at-home guides for ring sizing before with no success, so I think I am going to buy one of those ring sizers that are under $5 on Amazon.
Of course we had to find his size- so glad I took him to a jeweler for that as I would have guessed completely wrong. We've tried the printed at-home guides for ring sizing before with no success, so I think I am going to buy one of those ring sizers that are under $5 on Amazon.
It's certainly not a high quality ring, but it will serve the purpose well. I am pleased. I think it runs a bit bigger than his size indicated, but a loose ring is better than a tight one in my opinion. It's not so loose that it would easily come off, but I was surprised at the ease at which he could slide it on his thumb. Who knows? Maybe his fingers are all close to the same size? Mine certainly are not.






















