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Traditionally, wedding bands were designed in classic yellow gold and commonly featured a single solitaire round cut colorless diamond mounted onto a standard four prong setting. Nowadays, wedding rings come in a rich array of styles and designs, from the traditional solitaire prong or bezel set diamond wedding ring to more modern wedding bands featuring a multitude of diamonds and/or other precious gemstones arranged in complex and intriguing patterns and designs.
The wedding ring is the most important object in a wedding ceremony other than the two people involved who obviously cannot be referred to as such. The rules surrounding which ring goes on a given finger differs by culture and sometimes by country. This can make a wedding ceremony that tries to incorporate more than one tradition complicates. In order to dispel confusion and to explain some of the rules, here is a short overview of wedding ring etiquette.
The most important part of a wedding party is obviously the ceremony. And even more important than the ceremony is the actual ring exchange. Consequently, a lot of focus is put into searching for the right wedding ring, especially since it will be worn for the rest of your life. If you think rationally, you can pick out the perfect ring, without having any major headaches or potentially being ripped off by an unscrupulous jeweler.
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