Promise Rings For Couples are a common way to express the promise of marriage.
The CoupleSet rings are a symbol that represent each couple's journey. They represent the various stages of their relationship and the transition between the engaged and married phases.
The engagement rings are a symbol of vows and marriage However, it is also a promise of love for the rest of your life. It must be positioned on the left ring finger by the bride's future.
The most sought-after, coveted and coveted "stone" for the engagement ring is usually the diamond, a choice made by the majority of engaged couples as a solitaire.
Some people select their engagement rings based on the meaning of its stones. They can adapt it to the characteristics or life of their loved one, or to express other feelings other than love. The ruby, with its fiery red color is a symbol of "burning love" and sapphire and emerald symbolise "fidelity" and "hope" as well.
Instead of buying the token of love from a goldsmith's shop many future couples are lucky enough to be able to count on beautiful family rings handed down from grandmother to granddaughter and therefore of immense sentimental value. The bride will surely appreciate the romantic gesture.
If the ring needs to be purchased, it is advised to follow some rules to avoid mistakes. It's not a great idea to discuss vile cash, but it is an excellent idea to start making a big purchase. So before you enter the shop of a jeweler, be sure you do the right calculations.
The most important thing to consider when buying an engagement ring is to perfectly guess your partner's tastes which, obviously, you should be able to do.
If she is not a big jewellery wearer then you can go with a solitaire. Be aware of the size and shape of your finger on the ring. If she hasn't worn the ring in a while then you could steal it from her.
After the engagement ring come the wedding rings. For these, new models have been created, even with different combinations of precious metals.
Wedding rings are a completely different matter. Because of their significance they must be chosen as two. Once they are purchased, it is not possible to retrace the steps. Even in this sector there are a variety of options, even if traditional preference is for gold. Some couples opt for platinum, or a mix of white and yellow gold, or make them more attractive with a lightpoint (perhaps not a good choice for her however it might be for his). The names of the groom and bride should be engraved on the ring. (His name should be on her wedding band, and vice versa). It takes time to choose the right ring, and then get it engraved, so you should start the process at least two months before your wedding date.
We sought some guidance from the ATELIER D'HORLOGERIE in the center of Turin: "As far as wedding rings are concerned, 80% of couples request white gold. Many also prefer platinum, even when they see our proposals, they are enticed by slightly less classic solutions and combinations with white and red or white and yellow gold. From this angle we can please all. Recently, there was an area of the world that has been in the direction of American style of setting small stones. Sometimes she wants it alone but sometimes she's looking for both, and sometimes it is just one, while she's looking for two or three. The trend of engagement rings, however, is experiencing a dramatic decline perhaps due to economic reasons or perhaps because couples would rather invest more in the wedding ring. Engagement couples who choose to skip the engagement ring prefer platinum or diamond wedding bands. "Those who remain true to this tradition, opt for the classic Tiffany with a slim, refined stem."