It's generally not recommended to wear your diamond ring in the ocean.
Here's why:
- Saltwater can damage the metal: Saltwater is corrosive and can cause the metal in your ring to tarnish, oxidize, or even weaken over time. This is especially true for metals like silver and gold.
- Sand can scratch the diamond: The abrasive nature of sand can scratch the surface of your diamond, dulling its brilliance.
- You could lose your ring: Waves and currents can easily knock your ring off your finger, especially if it's loose or you're swimming or surfing.
While some people may choose to wear their diamond rings in the ocean, it's always best to err on the side of caution and leave your precious jewelry at home.
