Rings are a weighty piece of jewelry that was once very much loved by kings and other notable people. The ring from time immemorial was a symbol of high social status and was very often inherited as a family heirloom, and sometimes as a symbol of power. But people gradually ceased to attach such great importance to rings, and today anyone can purchase this interesting decoration without investing a lot of money, because jewelers do not always create them from precious materials.
At the end of the last century, the most popular was the gold ring with a ruby or garnet - these beautiful bright stones were crowned with gold and together created an impressive picture. Surprisingly, today their popularity is returning, and people increasingly prefer large and weighty rings than thin rings.
What is the difference between a ring and a ring?
The main difference between a ring and a ring is its magnitude. The ring is much wider than the ring and, as a rule, has a large stone. In some cases, the stones may be several, small in size, which form a certain symbol or shape.
On which finger do they wear a ring?
Earlier the ring-bearer was worn on the little finger. This rule was not applied to the rings, and even today prints are rarely worn on little fingers. It is believed that the big ring looks too aggressive on the index finger, but the kings in the old days just so they were worn. Today, the ring is placed on an anonymous or middle finger. In this case, small rings are not worn on the same hand. The question of which side to wear a ring, today, everyone chooses himself.
Watch ring
Rings of jewelry steel are often made original with interesting solutions, and one of them is a watch instead of a stone. They have become an excellent alternative wristwatch. Together with this watch-ring made of gold are more preferable, especially if it's antiques.
Exclusive rings
Exclusive rings today offer the master to order individually. For example, Sergei Lunev and Danila Ivanov came up with an interesting story, depicted on a wide ring of platinum, silver and yellow gold. These jewelers have a series of such rings that reflect mythological images and plots.
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