I'm not much on jewelry, but i do have a small watch I hang on my belt or keychain. I'd keep that.

Gemma Lynn

I have several things that have been handed down to me that would break my heart to give up. Some from my family and one from Kevin's. All are beautiful, some are rare and most are very valuable. Nothing in my future could give me reason to part with my engagement ring.

Pamela, 39
Sugar Hill, GA

So easy. The pocketwatch I gave my grandfather when I got back from Russia.  It was the only momento I wanted of him after his death.

Amy, 23
Baton Rouge, LA

Hmmm....none of my jewelry holds much sentimental value. I would save three precious stones given to me by an old love. They don't currently reside in jewelry form but may some day do so.

Felicia, 34
Somerville, MA

The Pink Panther

Alias Irrelevante

My engagemnet ring.

Helena, 31
Sydney AUSTRALIA

I'd like to say some family heirloom or something, but the fact is that I would be absolutely naked without the ring I made at camp. I wear it every day because I like it and because it reminds me that I can do fantastic stuff I'd probably never guess.

Karen, 20
Marshelltown/Ames, IA

I do not have a deep sentimental attachment to any of my jewelry. Now books.... I'm possessive about books.

Jill, 59
Saylorsburg, PA

I would have to say the bracelet that my 93 year old kind of grandma Thelma gave me for a gift. It is all twisted in 3 different colors of metal. Even though I don't wear it often, I think about her every time that I see it. She says that it is really old and it links me to the past.

Kate, 19
Bellingham, WA

Jeez, that's tough. It's a toss up between my wedding ring or my mother's wedding ring. I suppose given the option of deciding where my other jewelry goes, I'd keep my wedding ring and give my mother's wedding ring to a relative.

And before you all get start jumping to conclusions about my flip attitude... the wedding ring I'm wearing is not my original one. My husband and I replaced our rings about 6 years ago.

Laura, 35
Lowell, MA

Definitely my engagement ring.

Nicole
Elk Grove, CA

The skeleton key I always have around my neck.

Aurora, 17
Montreal, Quebec CANADA

The only peice of jewelry I have is a plastic necklace with a smiley face pendant.

Socrates One
Lowell, MA

my earrings

Melodi, 19
Hlliard, OH

The necklace my mama gave me when I was 15. A gold chain with a gold pouch pendant. I always thought of it as my little bag of gold from under the rainbow. Lucky n stuff.

Firelady, 22
Dallas, TX

That is kind of toss up.... I have a couple pieces that mean the world to me. I guess the most important one is a silver necklace with a horsehead in a horseshoe charm on it. My mother bought the charm on a weekend getaway to Lexington Kentucky that we took because she knows how much I like horses. I did not know that she had bought it and on my 18th birthday, she gave it to me on the chain. I wear that necklace every day.

Katie, 25
Seminole, FL

The Baseball Diamond from The Great Muppet Caper. I would make a tongue stud out of it.

Anthony, 25
Baton Rouge, LA

I dont' really have any good jewelry to speak of (except a pair of pearl earrings). But the one with the most sentimental value is a silver necklace with a butterfly on it that my boyfriend gave me for my birthday this year. I have mentioned before that I always wear while he is at work so that he will come home to me.

Kathy, 26
Garden City, MI

My gorgeous engagement ring. I love it to death. It has 3 diamonds in a row...it looks exactly like the De Beers commercial - the one where the husband sets up their wedding footage in a movie theatre for an anniversery present for his wife. My ring looks exacly like that one, but set in platinum. It was supposed to be a unique style when I got engaged, but now I see similar rings everywhere which bums me out.

Susan, 31
Chicago, IL

I have a ring in my lip which I got to cover a scar I have from when I walked into a door. I got very tired of people asking me how I got it and it's very embarrassing to tell someone that you have a scar on your lip because you walked into a door. The ring hides it from view, so if I could

Shanna, 15
Cardiff ENGLAND

The monogrammed gold locket that my grandfather gave my grandmother on their wedding day. It has their wedding photos in it.

Jane, 60
West Linn, OR

My gold cross and chain...a gift from my parents.

Tracy, 24
Ocean City, NJ

It would be a toss-up between my grandfathers pocket watch, a ring my nana gave me or a locket my husband bought me. I think the ring would win - due to the fact that I cannot get it off my finger!

Nikki, 27
Kirkham ENGLAND

a silver chain given to me by my soulmate, whom i haven't seen in 2 yrs.

Angela, 16
SC

A watch that can stop time

Jami, 27
Lowell, MA

My mom's wedding band (and I've never even seen it)

Jaden, 21
Brampton, Ontario CANADA

Yesterday /Tomorrow