Wedding Rings Intertwined

Wedding Rings Intertwined

Generally accepted as common knowledge, the wedding ring, in many places referred to as the wedding band, is a ring usually made of a precious material such as gold and silver. Depending on the culture's tradition and customs, it may be worn on the third finger, more commonly known as the ring finger, on either the left or right hand. The wedding ring symbolizes a commitment by one person to another. In most Anglo - Franco cultures, such as the United States, UK, and Western Europe, the wedding ring is worn on the left hand. While many Eastern European cultures such as Slovakia, Germany, Finland, Russia, and Poland, the wedding ring is worn on the right hand.

If you would like a individual ring that is more subtle than a design or a drawing, Maybe consider a solid metal wedding band with a hammered look, a smashed, metal finish, or a pin finish for an uncommon but different look. Another option is to add colour to your band by mixing metals or by treating the band to a red hot torch to produce various colours of gold and silver. Intertwined wedding bands are also a uncommon choice for wedding rings for women. You can find wedding band designs with intertwined metals in a formation with up to three colours

Wedding Rings Intertwined