Do/would you wear solitaire or engagement style rings on other fingers?

Jesss

It only occurred to me that it even could be strange to wear engagement style rings or solitaire diamond rings on fingers other than the traditional ring finger when a friend mentioned it to me recently.  Is that a thing that most people don't do or is it considered some kind of faux pas?  Aren't rings just rings and certain styles are just more widely used as engagement rings?

I don't think that I really care all that much, but I am curious!  I know that some people consider it a faux pas to wear one on your wedding ring finger if you aren't engaged or married (I think people should wear their rings any and every way they want), but didn't realize that there were rules for the other fingers.

And apologies if this is an existing thread somewhere as I didn't yield any responses when I searched.

JasmineHart

I see it's been a while since you've posted, but I just wanted to say I recently started wearing a solitaire on my right hand pointer finger and love how it looks—it feels bold, not bridal. Has anyone else tried wearing theirs on a different finger lately? I’m curious how people are styling these pieces now that ring stacking and switching things up seems more popular than ever.

Jimboscope

I wear a solitaire on my right hand sometimes, just because I love how it looks. I’ve also stacked it with a thin band for a different style. My partner and I even picked out matching his and hers wedding bands that go well with other rings I already have, so everything feels like part of the same look.