wedding ring tattoos

[Gunslinger]

a series of loops, that symbolize figure eights ,for Infinity ,(one of my favorite Journey albums ,by the way) , and it's transferable too ...

[LloydMcCoy]

Tattoo" happily divorced" on ur finger

[Uncle Saggy]

My tattoo dude and i were talking about this awhile back, he refuses to tattoo it.

Not being mean..... But you and your tattoo dude are a couple of girlie men. No smilie.. For real

[Uncle Saggy]

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Very cool

[boh347]

Not being mean..... But you and your tattoo dude are a couple of girlie men. No smilie.. For real

Na, it's bad luck.

[Uncle Saggy]

Na, it's bad luck.

My response was in fun.
You can always cover a tattoo. And I don't believe in luck

[boh347]

My response was in fun.
You can always cover a tattoo. And I don't believe in luck

[boh347]

[Horitexan]

Bad idea. Finger tattoos are not a good idea because the skin is different than, say, your arm or leg or back. The only finger tattoos that work ok are very open and very simple designs like a single letter or a star. They can be made to look great when they're done but the problem is what they will look like in 10+ years. Besides, the skin on the palm side of your finger REALLY doesn't take ink well and can not be made to look good, under most circumstances.

Names are a SERIOUS jinx. I spent 18 years as a tattooer and I covered up more names than anything. There's no problem with getting tattoos for another person but make it something besides an actual name- get an image that represents the other person or something that you love about them. Just NO NAMES.

I'm sure LeeBTattoo will be along in a bit to confirm what I'm saying. I definitely understand the sentiment but, from a practical aspect, ring tattoos are just not a good idea.

My suggestion: wear your wedding ring on a chain around your neck when you're at work.

[Uncle Saggy]

Those are bad ***

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[Uncle Saggy]

Bad idea. Finger tattoos are not a good idea because the skin is different than, say, your arm or leg or back. The only finger tattoos that work ok are very open and very simple designs like a single letter or a star. They can be made to look great when they're done but the problem is what they will look like in 10+ years. Besides, the skin on the palm side of your finger REALLY doesn't take ink well and can not be made to look good, under most circumstances.

Names are a SERIOUS jinx. I spent 18 years as a tattooer and I covered up more names than anything. There's no problem with getting tattoos for another person but make it something besides an actual name- get an image that represents the other person or something that you love about them. Just NO NAMES.

I'm sure LeeBTattoo will be along in a bit to confirm what I'm saying. I definitely understand the sentiment but, from a practical aspect, ring tattoos are just not a good idea.

My suggestion: wear your wedding ring on a chain around your neck when you're at work.

I'll go with what you just said. My line of work is no steel belt buckles, no neck chains, no rings , no earrings, no watches, etc....... That's why we are talking funded tattoos

[Uncle Saggy]

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[Uncle Saggy]

Funny, but insecure

[NUTT89]

Not to rain on your parade but mine is 10 yrs old and still looks good

Bad idea. Finger tattoos are not a good idea because the skin is different than, say, your arm or leg or back. The only finger tattoos that work ok are very open and very simple designs like a single letter or a star. They can be made to look great when they're done but the problem is what they will look like in 10+ years. Besides, the skin on the palm side of your finger REALLY doesn't take ink well and can not be made to look good, under most circumstances.

Names are a SERIOUS jinx. I spent 18 years as a tattooer and I covered up more names than anything. There's no problem with getting tattoos for another person but make it something besides an actual name- get an image that represents the other person or something that you love about them. Just NO NAMES.

I'm sure LeeBTattoo will be along in a bit to confirm what I'm saying. I definitely understand the sentiment but, from a practical aspect, ring tattoos are just not a good idea.

My suggestion: wear your wedding ring on a chain around your neck when you're at work.