In my culture (Mexico) signet rings are not a thing. However, I have a gold ring that my grandfather gave my dad when he was a young boy on the occasion of my aunt's 15th birthday. This ring was sized for my dad's 10 year-old ring finger which, coincidentally, fits my own adult pinky finger. The ring says "Luis", which is my dad's first name, as was my grandfather's and is mine. It is one of my most prized possessions and, while wearing a gold ring with your own name on it, especially on your pinky, is seen as a tacky thing here in Mexico, I wear it with pride almost every day.

@suzycreamchez123

Жыл бұрын

That's a beautiful story.

@BoxerRick

Жыл бұрын

God bless you. Brother. I’m glad that you had that great relationship with your Dad. Mine was my hero. I lost my parents in my 20s and miss them everyday. I’m a ex army, construction worker and this made me tear up. Lol

@mmoolloo

Жыл бұрын

@@suzycreamchez123 Thank you!

@mmoolloo

Жыл бұрын

@@BoxerRick I'm sorry for your loss Rick, losing our heroes is tough, but honoring their memory being good men and, yes, occasionally tearing up when remembering them, is the best we can do. I didn't mean to imply that I lost my dad, he gave me his ring and my grandpa's Swiss Army Knife for my 35th birthday. He's fortunately still here and I try to make the best out of every minute I can spend with him.

@victorscortt3065

Жыл бұрын

I had a ring given to me by my father that meant a lot to me. It was gold. Ol Tiffany gentleman ring that had a place to carve something in it and I always planned to. It fit my dads ring finger which fit my pinky. Some piece of shit that I used to call my friend stole it with a few other things. Left me quite bitter.

My wife and I sadly parted company - I had my wedding ring melted down and re- cast as a pinky signet ring for my son - That way, the oath I took will always stay within the family .

@chevchelios3700

Жыл бұрын

No mammes.

@jude1515

Жыл бұрын

Aww. I am sure your son will appreciate that.

@jamtree9746

Жыл бұрын

@@jude1515 He does and the ring really looks amazing.Tx

@jude1515

Жыл бұрын

@@jamtree9746 That’s great!

@rafaelrodriguez-vx6ck

Жыл бұрын

@@chevchelios3700 it means: don't suck = no mammes

I’m a female yet I have this gold signet ring made for me. It has a stag symbol and it made me feel powerful, confident especially when I have to deal with difficult clients. I wore it everyday on my pinky to work. Who knows, maybe I’ll pass this to my daughter or my granddaughter someday.

I've worn a gold onyx signet pinky ring for many years now. It was my Dad's and was given to me after he passed. I really feel the connection with him while wearing it.

@henriroberts6374

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Rick. My story of my onyx ring is exactly the same. Best!!

@aWomanFreed

Жыл бұрын

Was he a Freemason

@rickewilde

Жыл бұрын

@@aWomanFreed No, Not a freemason.

@zrunner240Z

Жыл бұрын

Same here except my father gave it to me while he is still with us

@silverghost4206

Жыл бұрын

I hope my son... Wears an cherishes my ring. That i want him to have as much as you do with your fathers ring. I am 40 years old an my son is 11. But its his ring when that day may come. I have a watch a chain an pendant too. For my 3 children.

In Canada professional engineers swear an oath to uphold a set of shared ethics and are given an iron pinky ring. It is worn on the writing hand and is meant to drag across the page as you write as a constant reminder of your responsibilities and the oath you took. The original rings were made from iron recovered from a bridge that collapsed due to engineering negligence. My grandfather had one of those rings but unfortunately lost it. I graduated as an engineer this year and am now wearing a replacement ring my grandfather got many years ago. Love your videos! Peter

@latinaalma1947

Жыл бұрын

What a special meaning and how charming yet serious...LOVE this to remimd a person to take theirmprofessional responsibity seriously...lives depend on it...I am very impressed..Thank you , it is a special tradition Sybil Francis PhD clinical psychologist , professor

@johnmarks936

Жыл бұрын

@@latinaalma1947 Not to mention the actual presentation ceremony for the ring was written by Ruydard Kipling.

@johnmarks936

Жыл бұрын

@Stay EZ My Friends I do not have my Professional Engineering papers either and cannot use the the title of Engineer in my job title. Your Professional Engineer status is based on passing an ethics exam. You and I both chose not to write it. It is not a guild where someone bestows the title on you based on an apprenticeship. Other professions also have similar standards, Lawyers with the Bar exam, Doctors with medical board exams are a couple of examples. These are far more restrictive as you cannot practice your profession without the respective certification. Yet you are correct, it is mildly annoying, 4 to 5 years of your life spent becoming and engineer and you cannot use your chosen profession's designation.

@cceeii24

Жыл бұрын

Our shitass politicians should do this so they can remember to not be corrupt!

@mmondt9440

Жыл бұрын

@Stay EZ My Friends Agreed! yes I too graduated with an ABET accredited engineering degree, and was offered the invitation to participate in the " steel ring ceremony" as is a US custom. But unlike my classmates, I attended university after 10 years in the Navy. I was married and had a newborn daughter. I was too busy being a dad to attend my graduation let alone a ring ceremony. And now she's 15 yrs old, and I'm smarter... The ring ceremony is the quintessential definition of duechbaggery... Of climbing bullshit mountain to realize you are still just a bug on a log... And this ring will magically make you feel like you have arrived.

I wear a gold pinky ring half surrounded with 40 diamonds set at different angles. I bought it for myself and it represents my ability to rise above the deep water I was born in.

@BigBadJerryRogers

Жыл бұрын

I guess you would have to, that ring might sink you if you fall in!

@TinyGoHomes

Жыл бұрын

@@BigBadJerryRogers never wear swimming. That would be an expensive day 😂

@numbafiveonatbankshit9103

7 ай бұрын

@@BigBadJerryRogershow is that a thing ?

Those who have studied engineering should be familiar with the the Engineer's Ring: A simple stainless steel band given to each student upon graduation. Worn on the writing hand's pinky finger, it is designed to drag although his or her work as they write, reminding them to perform honestly and diligently. I proudly wear mine each day to tell myself to do my best in all things. Thank you for the good video TGV.

@Parocha

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting story. Being a lefty who uses a fountain pen I would have to wear such a ring on my right hand, as my ring would smear the still-wet ink

@blystovski

2 жыл бұрын

@@Parocha worn on the 5th finger of the dominant hand, for the very purpose you describe - reminding you of your ethical oath as it drags on the drawings you sign off on.

@blystovski

2 жыл бұрын

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_the_Engineer

@puertousbmonkey

2 жыл бұрын

If you need a ring that reminds you to be ethical you are not

@Parocha

2 жыл бұрын

@@puertousbmonkey believe me, there are circumstances where you may be tempted to act on the unethical side of the scale, and not necessarily for your own self-interest or selfish gain; having a physical reminder helps to keep you on track

I have a silver pinky ring that my Dad brought back from Korea. He wore it for 30 years. I wear it on my middle finger as my hands are half as big as the old mans. I feel honored to wear it and makes me feel he’s still with me.

@MM-sq5pf

Жыл бұрын

Kept it hidden in his butt?

After my mom passed away, her rings were divided between my father, elder brother and sister. Since her fingers were more slender than mine, I can only wear them on my pinky finger. One of them has a quite noticeable turtle engraved on silver... I love it, despite the odd looks it gets.

As someone who comes from a family that doesn't wear rings other than wedding rings, this is all so fascinating to me. I always like learning about other traditions outside of my own culture. Also great to see old school Gentry topics like this featured!

@theurbangentry

2 жыл бұрын

No matter what traditions your family may of had, or not had, they obviously passed on 2 important things, an open mind and kindness. Those are the two things I get from your comments. That is far more important than any ring. Thank you for being awesome my friend. Best regards, TGV

@JonDoe-wy1sr

2 жыл бұрын

Eww wedding rings

@blankblank9819

2 жыл бұрын

@@theurbangentry What a nice response to a nice comment. Bravo!

@tomstulc9143

Жыл бұрын

well none of my family or myself was ever big on wearing rings except for wedding rings. Wedding rings tend to be pretty conservative. as for me I never wore anything but a wedding ring or jewelry and then when my ring got caught in window jam it cut into my finger deep. That gave me excuse to not wear the ring. Few years later I got rid of the woman. wish I could find a ring again to melt it down for the gold in it. here's your sign, a woman wearing a lot of rings or jewelry is a red flag gentleman stay a mile away from them.

@TrineDaely

Жыл бұрын

This is the first video on this channel I've seen and first comments I read here, and was instantly converted into a fan. Thank you both!

Fun fact; in Vedic astrology, the pinky finger is ruled primarily by mercury, who generally governs over commerce, oration, public appearance, travel, transactions, and communication. In Hindu tradition, he is represented by the color green and by the emerald, whose name in Sanskrit translates to “the green of all living things”.

@mikejones-dx8bx

Жыл бұрын

very interesting to know, thanks.

@jerielcontreras5214

Жыл бұрын

What he said.👍

@user-bl9hh1xm9w

Жыл бұрын

Also in the Hindu Mudras they connect Fingers to Elements & the Last Finger = Water (Color Green = Heart Chakra 💚)

@haithamali3228

Жыл бұрын

paganism, categorising and assigning supernatural powers based on arbitrary myths

@oneoflokis

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for that piece of lore! 🙂👍 Can you also tell me which Hindu God the Roman Mercury corresponds to? 🙂

It was a fashionable trend during the American civil war to purchase a gold pinky ring with a soldiers first pay. They were often quite proud with it and even made it a point to show off in photos. Photographers would paint in the ring as well as some blush on the face. The blush pigments tended to fade but the ring paint would remain on the tintype. They weren't practical other than the fashion and a quick way to convert the new paper currency with something more stable.

I have very much missed these classic urban gentry topics! Makes me think of the early channel days, going through heraldry books and giving advice on the best Lavazza technique

@theurbangentry

2 жыл бұрын

🙌🙌🙌 So glad to hear, Thank you my friend, especially for such strong support, it never goes unnoticed. Best regards, TGV

@RandomPersonAJ

2 жыл бұрын

Yes me too! I miss these TGV videos. More of this please!

@migueljohnson432

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree, nice and relaxing after work to dive into these kind of topics again. Many thanks

@G58

2 жыл бұрын

@@theurbangentry “… negative connotations held by those less informed…” Drip drip drip dripped the tap. Those negative connotations actually come from the rather better informed about the true role of Rome and The Superior General for instance, The Jesuit Order and the importance of the number 201 (as well as many others), institutions such as Yale, and secret societies such as Skull and Bones, The Freemasons and the Illuminati, The Knights of Malta, The Committee of The 300 etc. and what sets The Vatican City, The City of London and Washington DC apart. These things are all very real, and those that are members of these groups literally determine what happens to the whole of humanity. Mao Zedung was Yale educated and a Rockefeller protégé, and the Gaz trucks bombed by the US Navy Airforce were of a Ford design manufactured in a factory set up by Fiat - on behalf of Ford. And we know why Napoleon hid his hand, as well as Browning understood the importance of The Incident of The French Camp.

@blu9645

2 жыл бұрын

Rome is fake

Your lifestyle videos are the best! Please don't stop enriching us with your knowledge and culture about different things. Honestly, it's a breath of fresh air

I have had pinky rings since my teens (5 silver, 3 gold), only now in my 40's I started to wear them on a regular basis (mainly thanks to this channel). I wear them on my left pinky while on my right ring finger, it's one of two rings, a gold signet ring or a slightly more chunky silver, for which I have worn either one every day for the last 25 years.

Fabulous insight into the history of ring wearing. I wear my late father's bespoke wedding ring on my left pinkie and thus he is always close to me.

Great episode. When my father passed a couple of years ago I inherited his gold / onyx signet ring that he inherited from his father. It gives me pride to put it on and is a great connection to family that has come before you. It's also a nice conversation piece as so few men wear rings anymore.

@TheTimeOfThePlace

Жыл бұрын

I have no family

@BigBadJerryRogers

Жыл бұрын

@@TheTimeOfThePlace the solitairey life. Ha ha! See what I did there?

In classes on mudras, I learned that each finger on each hand has different meanings, and that meridians run from different bodily organs to each finger tip. The pinky finger represents the planet mercury - which stands for communication. So it is claimed that wearing a ring on the pinky helps to activate communication. Also, the left ring finger contains the only meridian that connects directly to the heart, which is why this is the preferred finger for wedding bands.

@BlaecOleander

Жыл бұрын

I had actually been curious about this since I started noticing myself and other people pressing their thumbs and index/middle fingers together when making a point to someone, and that there's actually a flow of energy (at least for myself) that occurs when this action is performed... I'm just not sure why one often feels instinctively inclined to do it 🤔

@fabricatedreality418

Жыл бұрын

Very interesting knowledge. Thanks for sharing.

@fabricatedreality418

Жыл бұрын

@Stovacious I've heard that that action of joining the index finger and thumb produces a hand sign some people call the 666 sign. Since the index and thumb make a circle, and the middle, ring, and pinky are the curved part of the 6. Weird stuff

@lulumoon6942

Жыл бұрын

I'd forgotten much of the limited study I'd done on mudras, thank you for the details and reminder! 👍❤️🙏🌈💞

@nagameel7324

Жыл бұрын

So in other words the real meaning the pinky ring is for gods of communication (Hermès, Odin, Mercury, Thoft, Horus etc.)

Wow. You can really see the amount of work that went into creating this video. Great job, TGV.

I am so glad you did this. It shows that you are more than just a watch reviewer. Always high production value. always meaningful content

Getting into jewelry in general and pinky rings in particular. You published this at an opportune moment. Thanks TGV!

@theurbangentry

2 жыл бұрын

So glad to hear that, thank you. Best regards, TGV

I'm fascinated by the history of jewelry. I am an aspiring jeweler and have always had an interest in the meaning behind wearing certain pieces of jewelry, so this video seriously caught my attention. I want to find the books you were reading on rings now. 💍

This type of content is a welcome addition to your watch rants and reviews. I’m happy to see it’s return

Thank you for this great lesson! Very proud of my monogram TCV ring (inspired by you) and I hope this will start a tradition that will pass to my twins!

Your content is often far afield of my personal interests, but your research, delivery and respectful ebullience bring me back. Glad to see how far you've come on YT! Continued blessings to you. 👍❤️🙏🌈💞

very interesting indeed! After watching this, I ordered a birthstone necklace for my daughter’s birthday and I will get a ring with my family crest to leave to her when I’m gone. I think it’s a lovely thing to do. Thanks for the inspiration TGV!

Wonderful delve into this fascinating subject.

I enjoyed this change in pace it was great and as always very well researched and informative can't wait for the next video.

A pinky ring is in Germany not often to see. We use the next finger for rings. Thank you TGV. Most impressive your historical knowledge (I'm an Western Asiatic Archeologist). Stay healthy everybody. Greetings from Germany.

@louisn1368

Ай бұрын

You mean you wear wedding bands?

This one is so helpful do make more video's like this 🤘🏻

It's been a long time since the last time I checked your channel, maybe a year. I can see the huge progression you have made, congratulations ! And keep up the good work.

Superb video. Genuinely informative. Many thanks!

When I watch these videos - there is a moment where I almost start persuading myself that I could pull off a velour tracksuit with a pinky ring and two tone watch. Then I realise I am definitely not cool enough to achieve this! Great video as always - down the rabbit hole on pinky rings I go ….

@pilgrim8610

2 жыл бұрын

No matter what you wear i believe the essential point determines your style as a cool one is how you carry it loving your self and having selfconfidence is the key point to shine even in most basic outfit my dear friend...🌻🌻🌻

@theurbangentry

2 жыл бұрын

Go for it my friend, I am sure you can pull it off, life is short and if it makes you happy, go for it. Thank you for the comment my friend. Best regards, TGV

@biscaynesupercars

2 жыл бұрын

You can definitely pull it off. If you’re thinking it and watch videos like this you for sure have that cool factor in you. Just let it out

@embracethesuck1041

2 жыл бұрын

No one is, my friend

@DJ9hm

2 жыл бұрын

I’m of the same mind!

I just discovered your video channel today and thoroughly enjoyed it thank you for all your efforts

@theurbangentry

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Chris, welcome aboard! Best regards, TGV

Thank you for the message ❤

wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! as usual, your presentations are not finished until you say, "Ciao". thanks for everything

TGV, I absolutely loved this video! Classic Gentry goodness! From the historical aspects all the way to the emotional and personal preferences regarding these tiny but meaningful accoutrements, your in depth education on these rings is a true chronicle. I wear a custom ring that my wife had made for me signifying my military service, but I have considered beginning a collection of rings, as well as watches. I would like a university ring as well as, a few other pieces I have considered commissioning. Your enlightenment on the subject certainly does leave one ready to begin a new quest or hunt in search for that perfect piece for the situation. Thank you for such a wonderful video. Hope you and yours are all doing fabulously. PS…..Dan Henry released his 1945 today! Will you be reviewing it? Be well! Onward and upward, my friend!

This guy would make a good Bond villan

Such an insightful video love the historical breakdown

I love the breakdown, of such an over looked piece of jewelry. The pinky ring history is so rich & deeply rooted in our culture. Well done story - ITz ALL LUV 💯🤙🏽

I'd love to see a history of your family. You mentioned your lineage goes back as far as the 13th century so it has to have some incredible stories to be told.

Extremely interesting video, congratulations. I have worn my 18ct signet ring ever since I turned 21 and like my Rolex Oyster I never remove it so despite the massive abuse it has received doing manual work like fixing my cars and motorbikes and firing military weapon systems etc, it just looks better due to the patina of minor scratches and dings, so does the Rolex in my opinion although when it goes in for service every 5 years or so some comments are raised !

These topics are so good !

Loved the video, very informative

Loved the history lesson as I wear a class ring occasionally. Very interesting and appreciated the military academy reference.

@dianalindeman1644

2 жыл бұрын

My class rings (high school and college) are my most cherished ones. The idea an unwed woman not engaged must leave the wedding ring finger bare is stupid. That's where I wear my college class ring. I earned it!

Been looking forward to this. As usual...you didn't disappoint.

@theurbangentry

2 жыл бұрын

🙌🙌🙌 So glad, thank you. Best regards, TGV

Informative and well-presented documentary. Well done!

Appreciate the information!

Learned so much from this video! Great history lesson 👌🏾

@theurbangentry

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome, thank you for the kind words and support! Best regards, TGV

I wear a signet pinkie ring inscribed with "MEMENTO MORI" that means "Remember Death" along with an hour glass representing the passing of time, skull representing the death, and a tulip, representing life. I use it as a tool for myself to combat anxiety and laziness -- to remind myself of the quote of Marcus Aurelius -- "You could leave life this moment. Let this decide what you say, do, and think."

Fantastic introduction! It really sets the tone for the video…. Keep up the classic gentry topics, they are always very engaging and informative!

TY for all your hard work and content contributions.. just appreciating

Your filmmaking is impeccable. I absolutely love these.

@whynotwyatt294

Жыл бұрын

This comment moved me

My uncle was a Lawyer and had 2 black & gold onyx rings he wore . One on his pinky and the other as a wedding cigar band . I was always fascinated by his rings . My dad on the other hand didn’t wear jewelry much . He only wore cufflinks and tie tacks .

Thank you for the good video.I got to know the history of the ring well.

Great show! Thanks bro!

I've worn a pinky ring for almost 30 years. Never knew it had any significance at all ,except for the fact I like it .

I just discovered your channel today, it's very informative and the quality of production is top notch. I was one of those misinformed people who viewed signet rings negatively but now my view of them has changed. I'll definitely learn more about them and hopefully get one for myself preferably with a wolve's engraving on it which is my clans totem. Thank you

@jo-annemuise470

Жыл бұрын

That is a Beautiful idea Gift Yourself a new Wolf ring. You deserve it ! Stay Blessed !

Great video!! God bless you all today 🙏 Shalom

TGV, my family (Battelino) also has a crest and pinky ring that i wear with pride. Seeing you talk about this fills me with joy. Thank you / Grazie

Onwards and upwards, indeed! Thanks for sharing the history, traditions, and fashion of the ring. Very nicely done!

Love it. Superb addition to the lifestyle gentry videos. I do wear a couple of rings (one on each hand) although neither are pinky rings. I've worn them now for as long as I remember and feels really strange when I'm not wearing them. Great video from a top gent, made even more enjoyable by a mention of Wall Street, one of my favourite films (yes me and 80s again....I'm so predictable!)

@theurbangentry

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, thank you Chris. I have to say, I think I have become slightly obsessed with Wall Street, it has not aged a day and still so relevant. Deffo a classic movie. Best regards, TGV

I can't believe how detailed this is.

Intriguing historical facts of the pinky ring, good classic Ice Cube track very nostalgic. Thanks Gov’nor!

Great video! I love rings, especially signet and family crest rings. Could you do a video on charm bracelets too?

@Raymondgogolf

Жыл бұрын

Hi Trish I hope my comment didn't sound as a form of privacy invasion your comment tells of a wonderful woman with a beautiful heart which led me to comment I don't normally write in the comment section but I think you deserve this complement. If you don’t mind can we be friends? Thanks God bless you….🌹🌹🌹🌹

I wear my class ring occasionally, when I meet up with my old college friends, And I liked wearing my wedding ring when I was married, a plain gold band. I did have a high school ring but I hated my high school, so I never wore it. Other than that, this video has convinced me that a pinky ring is not my style at all! But I'm going to keep my eyes open for the rings men wear, not many men wear them so it is a deliberate choice to be different, there's going to be a story there.

A refreshing topic for a change..well done!! 😎

urban gentry great presentation. context is everything

You have the ability to spark inspiration and intrigue in fields I never had previous interest in. Just ordered a ring sizer and have been looking all over the web for places to design and get my first ever bespoke ring. Very well done T.

Interesting. I have been wearing a stainless ring from a monkey 47 bottle (ex pluribus unum) after a great meeting with friends and its always brings a smile. Thought it was clever to incorporate it into the bottle cork. Rumors and stories exist of people using them as emergency wedding or engagement rings. Plus its a damn fine gin. Thanks for the vid

An absolutely brilliant and extremely well put together video with wonderful details and depth of detail. Wonderful! 😊

very informative and very well done video. thanks TGV

I am a fan of your channel, from India! I have a ring my grandmother gave me as a child, it's made of silver, but it has my initial on it, and it has such beautiful engraving of nature around it, that I never gave it up. As i grew an adult, i had the ring expanded and extended to fit me, and I still wear it on my right little finger. I didn't realize then, what I know now, that it has become a part of me and a reminder of my grandparents.

Hey TGV, exciting news: I did it! I purchased my grail, the Omega Speedmaster Professional (caliber 3861, hesalite version). I'm over the moon (excuse the pun), chuffed to bits and high as a kite. Thank you so much for introducing me to this great hobby and giving important insight into horology, the world of watches and watch-related culture! Best regards Klaus

@theurbangentry

2 жыл бұрын

WOW, congrats my friend, that is amazing. Ahhhhh the quintessential Moon pro eh?!??! No wonder you are chuffed, I'm so happy for you, thank you so much for sharing that with me. May it bring you a you a lifetime of joy and happiness. Onwards and upwards my friend! Best regards, TGV

@nicklask.388

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats on that beautiful piece, enjoy it🙏

@josephgittos3787

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats on a great piece , always makes me feel good wearing the speedy ( mines the 1861 cal)

@oklahomahank2378

2 жыл бұрын

You forgot “pure class.”

@jolin8493

2 жыл бұрын

A Rolex keep/increase its value in the future, oposite to Omega who fall in price.

looking sharp sir. thank you for the content

Wonderful presentation and well researched, success!

I'm wearing a pinky ring on both hands at the moment and never felt comfortable wearing anything on any other finger. It always brought me a sense of of elevated power and I've always wondered why. I love learning the roots of the deepest parts of our culture embedded in our psyche

@joeyc8622

Жыл бұрын

One or none…

@BigBadJerryRogers

Жыл бұрын

@@joeyc8622 If I had a third pinky finger it would be three! Ha ha!

Interesting topics indeed! As a person far from the origin of europe and greek-roman centered culture, I found rings also had it's significance in my culture. My great-great-great grandfather has an absolutely breathtaking piece of ruby placed beneath an engraving of an ant, which is practically so confusing because the craftmanship and taste at the time would be very different. We're lucky though to preserve the piece of history of ours and of course, continue to strive and keep making histories for generations!

@oneoflokis

Жыл бұрын

Ant symbolising hard work and industry? 🙂

Finally a channel I can relate too.

Great great overview of the subject. Thank you!

My family are immigrants from southern Italy. My great grandparents were mobsters on my grandfathers side. My grandmothers side were Arkansas Moonshiners who ran shine for Capone back and forth from Hot Springs Arkansas to Chicago. We have a rich outlaw history and most of us wear some sort of pinky or signet ring. I am now a jeweler and thoroughly enjoy making heirlooms to be passed through the generations.

@classymlle9100

Жыл бұрын

, 0P

Love these educational/story time videos. This was excellently edited and narrated as well. Keep up the good work mate!

@theurbangentry

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. Best regards, TGV

I’m getting one and start my own legacy to pass it on to my boys!!! Being classy and traditional is something the is MEN should keep alive till the end of times!!! Love the video!!!

Sir Gentry, your work, is so impressive. Always leaving me wanting more. Onwards, and upwards.....cheers

Thank you TGV for another wonderful video! I love the way that signet rings look! I currently don’t have any signet rings yet, but I own multiple silver rings pertaining to my Russian orthodox religion with custom engraving. Stay healthy and well as always! (Nicholas)

Good episode. I’d love to see one on the role of pets. From Dogs and war horses, to Japanese Koi or more modern species, like pythons (something I personally keep), I have long been fascinated by the connection. Thanks!

@benlevy3027

2 жыл бұрын

Garret youre the man, you should commission a custom superdwarf pinky ring

@CHUB.E.WALRUS

Жыл бұрын

Let's not forget the majestic walrus.

that Lorier looks stunning. Love the color and the clean sector dial!

Love this one. Thank you. I would be interested in more on classic mens jewelry and accessories.

Great video...pinky rings get a bad rap at times. I always notice peoples eyes on my pinky ring. Really like that rectangle birth stone ring of urs, u and I share the same birth stone.

I love my gold rings! I only wear 14k gold rings and I always wear a ring on both pinky rings (one with small diamonds and a bigger sized ruby in the center & one with rows of diamonds) and a ring on my right ring finger with small diamonds and a bigger sized sapphire stone in the center. Also have more rings I wear for all my fingers this video makes me want to purchase another ring lol 🤫🫠

@BigBadJerryRogers

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Settle down there, Liberace

Great video....very informative....and interesting

This was a great video. Your research was stimulating and the presentation was incredible as always! It's been a while since I've caught an urban gentry video but I have clearly been missing out. This video was absolutely inspiring, I have some binge watching to catch up on!

Many engineers wear a stainless steel octagon ring on their pinky to remind them of the oath they took when graduating. Mainly to stay ethical in their practice.

I could make up a story describing how my father left me a ring when he passed but it'd be a lie. I wear a pinky ring because I'm a bad ass and it represents my first company that slingshot me towards the life I always knew I deserved.

@collynmetin1178

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BADASS 😀! You make your DESTINY

@TRUYORK718

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Plot twist : That's CAP. your dad gave it to you

@BigBadJerryRogers

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@@csmith7506 Exactly. One reason why it's great to wear a pinky ring is because it makes more of an impression when you wave your hand to dismiss some peon away. I recommend that.

Great contents, as usual, great lorier on your wrist! Thank you so much for sharing your detailed research. Keep up the good job! Stai in salute! Ciao

I am so very glad to see this topic revisited. Incidentally my personal signet ring arrived in the post today, so this is very timely for me.

@theurbangentry

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Thank you Kenneth, wow, what serendipitous timing!!! So happy to hear that. Enjoy it. Here is to you my friend1 😎🥂 Best regards, TGV

My grandfather engagement ring by my grandmother was a sapphire signet gold ring It was passed down to my dad and now to me. It was so old and thin, that i went to the jeweller and had the ring remade, as the same design While it is not a pinky ring normally worn on the index finger or middle finger But it is quite striking, and a conversation starter

What a great topic. I've won rings since I was is about Grade School. My mother bought me a brown Tigers Eye. I still own it. Ummm no it doesn't fit, lol. I still wear two rings everyday. Wedding ring and a ring my wife gave me 42 years ago. A light Blue Star Sapphire Square in shape. I have other rings, but I just enjoy those. Howevee only one Wedding ring. I've never been able to get used to a Pinky ring. Just feels odd when I'm writing. I've noticed a lot of new materials that are awesome and relatively inexpensive in rings. Like Tungsten, Titanium, Carbon Fiber even Ceramic. Thank you for the education. I appreciate it.

Very interesting video, I do love a bit of relevant historical information.

I'm an independent jeweler and just discovered your channel! This is great! I will use this knowledge in my work. Thank you for this,! Very interesting,!