Do you wear jewelry to work?

What piece(s) of jewelry do you wear to work?
Tiny stud earrings and a watch. That is it. When it comes to wearing jewelry and being a nurse all I can think about is infection issues. Not only that, but, too much jewelry would just get in the way in my opinion. Most facilities have policies regarding this issue anyway.

I wear studs, a watch, and my wedding ring.

My wedding ring and a watch.

A medical alert band

The NICU has strict hand jewelry guidelines. Whereas hanging earrings and necklaces might be a danger in adult areas (where disoriented/aggressive patients), in the NICU hand/wrist jewelry is is the problem. They do permit plain (no stones) wedding bands, no watches. I gave up on my wedding band when the area under it stayed broken out and peeling from constant handwashing, alcohol gelling and frequent glove use.

Studs and a watch anything else would just get in my way. I agree with previous posters

Earrings, a neck chain, a ring and a wristwatch.

Watch, earrings, wedding ring on left hand, mothers ring on right hand. I don't wear anything around my neck, too afraid of a patient grabbing it. The stones in my mothers ring are flat and small. I don't know why some nurses wear their engagement rings that sit very high and must have damage from all the gloves.

I guess I only specified what I don't wear, sorry. I would wear earrings but apparently my ears don't like any kind of metal. So all I wear a nice chain and my RNC pin on my badge.Let me mention that I used to wear a watch when I worked with big people, we were all taught we needed one with a second hand to do vitals right? One day I noticed my metal expansion band had not gotten covered by my glove. Code brown, need I go on? Thank God it was a cheap Wal-Mart watch!

Watch, small stud earring, sometimes a wedding band.

I wear a wedding band, studs and my Miraculous Medal.

Wedding ring, watch, diamond stud earrings. These three items (4 I guess since I have 2 ears) never leave me.