Certainly, on some occasion, you've probably seen, without paying much attention, advertisements or posters for a wedding fair. We'll explain what you'll find if you go.
Our company exhibits at fairs, and it's a perfect opportunity to get to know us and see that there are plenty of possibilities for models of wedding rings, beyond the classics that everyone knows.
The wedding ring is the iconic symbol of love and commitment, whether it is worn on one hand or the other can vary according to cultural traditions and beliefs. Although this practice may seem superficial or simply a matter of aesthetics, there are several reasons why some people choose to wear the ring on one hand or the other.
We'll explore these deep and meaningful reasons: One of the most influential factors determining which hand the wedding ring is worn on is the culture and traditions of the region or religion from which the couple hails.
Trends in wedding ring collections are constantly evolving.
On one hand, there is a shift towards more delicate and narrow ring designs that can be worn alongside the engagement ring. And on the other hand, top "premium" brands are focused on new combinations of materials and colors.
In the 21st century, there are no societal rules that hold true. Women can propose to a man, just as it is more common for it to happen the other way around.
The Irish tradition established by Saint Patrick in the 5th century stated that women could propose marriage to men only on February 29th, that is, in leap years. But if Sandra Bullock proposed to Ryan Reynolds in 2009 in the movie "The Proposal," who will limit your ability to ask for his hand any day now?
When is the best time to make a marriage proposal?
Is it in the spring? Taking advantage of a special date for the couple? A holiday? During the day or night of New Year's Eve??
Those of us who believe in love know that it is present 365 days a year, whether being caressed by it on a warm summer night, taking a walk through the forest enjoying the beautiful colors of autumn, lying on a couch under a blanket on a winter day, or witnessing the explosion of flowers in spring.
Such a decision needs to be pondered upon and reached the conviction that it is a good time to do so. If you pay attention, you will see that there are a series of signs to know if the time has come.
There comes a point in a couple's relationship where love is thriving, and one of the two, most often the man but not always, decides to ask their partner's hand in marriage to take a step forward and formalize their relationship.
Have you ever wondered about the origin of this tradition?
Surely you have seen it in many movies, and you may have even encountered this "spectacle" on the street. One member of the couple kneels down and offers a ring to the other. It is the most common way of proposing marriage.
Let's explore its possible origins: There is no agreement on the origins of this gesture, as there are no historical records of the beginning of this tradition. However, there are some theories that can explain it.
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Currently, the regulations for diamond trade in the European Union are very strict, and 99% of the diamonds sold comply with the Kimberley certification, ensuring they were not obtained through abusive methods of natural exploitation.
The sustainability of jewelry and "Green Weddings" is in vogue. What's behind it?
A beach wedding with a multitude of guests, an exotic banquet, a trip to the other side of the world to have a dream wedding, or prioritizing sustainability? The "green wedding" is a trend.
You've already imagined a life together and now you're thinking about the ideal ring, the one that they will love the most, to take "the leap".
If you find it difficult to make the decision about which ring to give, don't worry, follow your instinct and choose while thinking about your partner, their preferences, their personality, paying attention to their way of dressing.
There are multiple ways to personalize your rings with an original engraving.
Most couples no longer settle for engraving the wedding date or the date and name of their partner on their bands, but rather seek a text, image, or symbol that evokes a pleasant sensation when seen.
- Couple rings, promise rings, engagement rings, or wedding rings
- Tantalum, an exceptional metal
- Carbon, the lightest material
- Ethical and sustainable jewelry
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