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Due to the induction of Women in workforce, it is often difficult for ladies to wear the ring because of safety and health reasons. It is often inconvenient for a couple to display heavily crafted fine jewelry in public therefore the concept of simple gold or platinum wedding rings in gaining in popularity. Such rings are easy to wash and are inconspicuous. Most wedding rings can also be custom designed to carve the name of the recipient.
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It is not uncommon to find organic materials such as wood and stone imbedded along with the precious stones. In many  European countries the concept of three interwoven rings, depicting faith, hope and love, is popular whereas in Eastern European cultures, puzzle rings are used in wedding ceremonies. After the wedding, a bride unlocks the puzzle which signifies her astuteness and intelligence. Many married women wear multiple wedding rings on their fingers, representing engagement, wedding and such landmarks as a birth of first child. The interlocking wedding bands featuring gold, white and rose are very common in Russia and these traditional ring styles have now passed into Central Asia and beyond. |
 A wedding ring can be a piece of heavily engraved hand crafted jewelry or it can be a simple golden yellow round metal ring but it is important that wedding rings are bought only after considering its durability, in the long run. It is advisable to rinse the wedding ring often by dipping it in warm water. Sometimes, the prongs get loose which can be checked by tapping it slightly to hear a rattling noise. In such a case, take it to a respected jeweler who will undertake much needed repairs. |
Wedding rings are mostly made of metal and are traditionally worn on the ring finger. Contemporary wedding rings feature more complicated patterns and styles that represents the individual character of a couple. The concept of double wedding ring, a ring for each partner, came into limelight after the great depression. Nowadays, it is customary for the bride and groom to present wedding rings to each other. In 
Western cultures, a ring bearer reveals the ring at the time of the wedding ceremony for the priest to bless. In Eastern societies, it is usually the mother who oversees the wedding ring ceremony. 
Jewelers most commonly use precious gold alloy to make a wedding ring. The alloy is usually combined with tin and silver to strengthen its physical properties. Other versions of wedding rings include Rhodium used with a much cheaper alternate of nickel-gold, a metal otherwise prone to the environmental conditions and may need reconditioning after few years. It is the durability, luster and a professional sleek look that not only make these metals charming but also the cost of manufacturing.