Thoughts on what to do with my great grandmother's ring?

Keep it the way it is and wear on the other hand?

I wear my Nanas ring on my left hand.

My grandmother had her wedding ring remade into a solitaire necklace. When she passed, my sister ended up with it. All of the cousins (her grandkids) wear it on their wedding day.

Thanks all! @JustKidding, I know! It is absolutely beautiful. So delicate.

I have a family ring that I wear on my right hand, otherwise that would have been my first choice.

I would attempt to have the band fixed. It's stunning as is, and then you could wear it and could eventually pass it down.

It's beautiful. I would make it into a necklace. I know I would wear that more than a ring.

It is beautiful. Maybe you can find a way to preserve just the setting and turn it into a pendant so it still looks a little like the ring.

That ring is beautiful! Maybe you could get it put into another setting, but have accent stones (maybe of her birthstone) on the sides where the flat part is immediately beside the center stone?

I hope that made sense.

Could you incorporate it into your bouquet somehow, or if not, maybe it could be made into a hair accessory? I plan to wear a comb from my grandmother in my hair. Just thinking outside the box here! Beautiful ring!

I am putting my GMA rings in my bouquet she passed away in March

My grandma on my dad's side gave me her wedding rings a few years ago. I didn't incorporate them in the wedding. I ended up just putting them in my jewelry box for safe keeping.

I would just keep it. It's gorgeous

I have my Grandmother's ring. It is bent from the year of wear from her. I can't wear it due to size, but I have kept it as is for the memories. When I am missing her, I hold it and remember the time I had with such a wonderful woman.

I like the tradition Allison's family has established. Quite sentimental

My MIL's e-ring had already been reset into a more modern setting (by her). I had the diamond set into a pendant that I designed along with a jeweler.