Wedding Rings
“For years my wedding ring has done its job. It has led me not into temptation. It reminded my husband that it’s time to go home. It has been a source of relief to a dinner companion. It has been a status symbol in the maternity ward.” ~ Erma Bombeck
We know couples spend time and thought when choosing wedding rings because they are tokens of a lifetime commitment to each other. With this in mind, we have curated a fine selection of designer wedding rings from trending brands to suit different tastes, and we are sure you will find the ones that will win your and your partner’s heart.
• Learn about wedding rings
• What does a ring symbolise in marriage?
• Styles and types of wedding rings
• How do you choose a wedding ring?
Wedding rings: A symbol of lifelong love and commitment
Wedding rings are symbolic circles of fidelity and eternity. When you buy a wedding ring, you are looking for something that will last you forever. Whatever your taste or budget, you are not making a frivolous purchase but intend to buy something you see yourself wearing for many years. In the words of Martin Luther King Jr.: “There is no more lovely, friendly and charming relationship, communion or company than a good marriage.”
It tells your story—about your love and a sacred union
The wedding ring symbolises not only marital status. Wedding rings formalise the union between two people and identify them as a couple in the eyes of their friends, family and society. When you see a wedding ring on someone’s finger, you know they are spoken for, and the message is clearly: “I am not available.” Above all, wedding rings stand for fidelity, being true to each other, and their commitment to stand by each other.
In the words of Martin Luther King Jr.: “There is no more lovely, friendly and charming relationship, communion or company than a good marriage.”
The ring finger
“With this ring, I thee wed.” The wedding ring is placed on the ring finger with these words we have heard so many times that they have become synonymous with marriage. Wedding culture and historic records show that wedding rings have been worn on any finger. However, in anglo saxon and western traditions, wedding rings are worn on the ring finger of your left hand because it is thought that, a vein leads directly from this finger to the heart! You might also find it interesting that, couples in Asia, Spain, Russia, Norway, and Germany wear their wedding rings on the right hand.
Things to consider before you buy 'the ring'
When buying a wedding ring, you will not just be investing money but a lot of thought, love, and hope. Whatever your taste or budget, you are not making a frivolous purchase but intend to buy something you see yourself wearing for many years.
So, we recommend you take your time to decide on how your wedding ring will be. Here are some tips:
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