Rings

A wedding ring is a piece of jewelry that is traditionally worn on the ring finger of the left or right hand to signify marriage. It is most commonly made of gold or platinum and often includes diamonds or other precious stones.

Wedding rings come in a variety of styles, including plain bands, diamond-studded bands, and bands with intricate designs. They are typically exchanged by the couple during the wedding ceremony as a symbol of their commitment and love for each other.

The circular shape of the wedding ring is said to represent eternal love, with no beginning or end. The placement on the ring finger of the left hand is also symbolic, as it was once believed that a vein in that finger connected directly to the heart.

Along with the engagement ring, the wedding ring is one of the most important and sentimental pieces of jewelry that a person can own. Many people wear their wedding rings for their entire life as a constant reminder of the love and commitment they share with their spouse.