We are Beacons of Light for Each Other.
Some people stop wearing their rings due to contractures of their fingers.
At the 1998 Scleroderma Foundation Conference in Houston, Texas, Pam Ray and others were wearing rings they had adapted so they could wear them. Pam Ray sent in a picture of her mother's ring, which was the first piece of jewelry she had adapted across the country for other people to take to their jewelers to show them how to do it. Pam's ring had a small hinge on one side and a hole and ball closure on the other. You simply opened it, slid it over your finger and then closed the back. There were two types I saw at the conference.