There is no more beautiful and unforgettable day in our life than a wedding. At this wonderful moment, one of the most significant jewelry appears - a wedding ring, a symbol of eternity, life and protection. For quite a long period of time, simple smooth yellow gold wedding rings were popular. But now there is more and more variety. However, not everyone knows the meaning of certain modern wedding rings, although the appearance and their history are rooted in the distant past.
Instructions
Step 1
Wedding rings decorated with braids and chains have been known since ancient Rome and Greece. Also, these symbols were honored and respected among the Slavs. The braid symbol means weaving a new life, history. Chains or twisted cords mean the unity of heaven and earth, their unity of the universe. Such rings will bring harmony and understanding to their owners in family life.
Step 2
A spikelet pattern on a wedding ring is a powerful talisman. Also, the ear symbol is a symbol of labor, marriage in some way is also work and labor. And don't forget about the rich harvest that the ear symbolizes. A union fastened by such a ring will not be easy, but it will bear rich fruits - with due diligence.
Step 3
Among the most common stones that adorn wedding rings, there is a sapphire. He is a symbol of constancy, reliability, strong relationships.
Step 4
Rings of three small rings made of different metals that cannot be separated are becoming more and more popular. Such a ring gives absolute love and inseparable family ties. Just don't forget about convenience. Such a ring requires a certain skill to wear, do not forget that wedding rings are not recommended to be removed.
Step 5
The Greek ornament on the ring is popular in many countries around the world. It is used not only in Greece, but also in India and Europe. Got this ornament to Russian wedding rings. Greek ornament speaks of an eternal road and a continuous path and immortality.
Step 6
As has long been customary in the West and in Europe, more and more diamonds are found on our wedding rings. This is a symbol of eternity, they also give their owners prosperity and prosperity.
