Thursday, 4. February 2010
If, when you finally choose those wedding rings, the examples you like do not match or complement the engagement ring you really need to look again. A low key wedding ring is most advised because to siphon the spotlight from the engagement ring would be wrong. A couple being together through the thick and thin is exactly what a wedding ring symbolizes. This is an old tradition, the origins of which are somewhat cloudy but it is believed the wedding rings are the last to be given between the couple as part of the marriage ceremony.
A more modern approach to this custom is the bestowing of an eternity ring to the bride as the last gift. Another unique way people exchange love is by engraving personal sentiments on the rings before exchanging them. An attempt to choose a ring that embodies both your personalities would be most wise. Just remember, they are for you both so whatever you choose will be right. Read more... (478 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Jilly Tinit -
Tuesday, 19. January 2010
If, when you finally choose those wedding rings, the examples you like do not match or complement the engagement ring you really need to look again. Decorations adorning the wedding ring will surely overshadow the engagement ring so be very mindful of it. Wedding rings still represent the soulful bond of two spirits after many hundreds of years of tradition. Original traditions of wedding rings is long forgotten by most but it is probably something revolving around soulful unification.
This aging custom has been given a face lift over recent years by the giving of an ‘eternity’ ring which is designed to show the partner their lasting commitment to the marriage. More and more couples are now having them engraved with a personal message that is special to them and also makes them more unique. Often plain bands just don’t suit the personality of the owners so if this is the case why not have both you and your partner’s platinum wedding rings given a unique style by having the edges engraved. To be honest it is difficult to go wrong if you both decide on the rings you like because ultimately it is your choice. Read more... (494 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Rana Injet -
Saturday, 5. December 2009
There is not much point in choosing your partners wedding ring unless it is able to complement the engagement ring she has. Highly decorated platinum wedding rings will possibly be more noticeable on the finger than the engagement ring and that would never do! Culturally for many, wedding rings represent the sacred bond of two souls in love. Original traditions of wedding rings is long forgotten by most but it is probably something revolving around soulful unification.
A more modern approach to this custom is the bestowing of an eternity ring to the bride as the last gift. If you want to have something a little special, why not have a personal message engraved on each one; they can both be different but mean something to each partner. Most people do not like plain wedding bands so if you are one of those people you may need to look into one with beaded edges. There really isn’t any right or wrong here providing you are both happy with your choice. Read more... (484 words)
Posted in Jewellery by Ele Runhti -
