antique engagement rings

although generally looped around the fingers either right hand or left hand. Ring used by all genders: male and female. Traditionally rings are usually made of precious metal materials, such as platinum, silver, gold and other metal materials. As for other metals such as brass, chrome, stainless steel, bronze, iron, and copper also is commonly used. Ring can be shaped or carved patterned, plain or studded with mutia or agate. In the process, we usually find the ring is now made of many variants of materials, such as wood, jade, plastic, bone, rubber, glass, and other materials that tend to be easy to set up (or carved) so add artistic impression when the fingers in a circular fashion.

The tradition of giving and receiving a ring kono has been in existence for over 4,800 years ago. Wedding rings are generally worn on the left ring finger. This tradition grew from the belief of the 16th-century Tudor who believed that the ring finger of the left hand in direct contact with the blood vessels that directly terseambung to the heart organ. Thus, by wearing it on the ring finger is a symbol that the wearer is in the midst of a marriage.

Well, in addition to functioning as a supporting appearance, traditionally, the ring is usually a part of a ritual or ornament in a wedding ceremony. Awarded as weddings, engagements, or as a sign that is given as an expression of the oath, loyalty, and affection