Wedding Ring

A wedding ring symbolizes love, commitment, and the vows shared between partners. It shows the world you're in a committed relationship and marks the official start of your marriage. While some wedding rings have diamonds, many people prefer simple metal bands — both styles are meaningful.

A wedding ring and a wedding band are essentially the same — both are exchanged during a wedding ceremony. The term "band" often refers to a simpler, solid metal design, while "ring" can include more elaborate styles with gemstones such as opals and rubies.

An engagement ring is given during the proposal and usually features a prominent gemstone. A wedding ring (or band) is exchanged during the ceremony and is simpler.

Traditionally, wedding rings are worn on the left hand’s fourth finger. However, some cultures prefer the right hand. It’s a personal or cultural choice.

To clean your wedding ring, mix mild dish soap with warm water in a bowl and soak the ring for 20–30 minutes. Gently brush away dirt with a soft-bristled toothbrush, then rinse thoroughly and dry with a lint-free cloth. For rings with intricate designs or multiple stones, consider professional cleaning for best results.