Which Cool matching rings to you pick?
Every woman wants to get the most coveted engagement ring in her lifetime. It is the ring that is perfect that promises to cherish forever. It doesn't matter if it's a solitaire, a trilogy or an eternity, it will surely bring you a lot of emotions. Find the perfect engagement ring for your partner.
Matching Couple Necklaces The solitaire
The tradition of giving a ring to someone as a promise of eternal love has a long history, in particular it is connected to the Archduke Maximilian of Austria who gave one solitaire adorned with diamonds to Mary of Burgundy in 1477 as the promise of marriage.
The most common choice is a solitaire. A precious diamond set in an elegant gold setting with soft lines, sinuous lines, and a white color, the meaning of this one gem is clear: it represents the strength and importance of the bond between two people.
The Trilogy
In the second position in the ranking of most common engagement rings we find the trilogy, one of the most traditional and sought-after models, made of three diamonds that are usually brilliant cut. The meaning behind this jewel is profound and romantic In reality, the three stones represent the duration of an incredible message of love: "I loved you", "I love you", "I will love you forever". The second meaning of this gem is equally romantic and relates to the number 3, which in this case represents purity, strength and love.
Engagement rings: eternity
The eternity ring is a diamond band with a full circle. The meaning behind this ring is very romantic and perfectly represents the promise of an infinity love like the pattern of diamonds on the ring. For this model, we could choose from the classic brilliant cut diamonds as well as more modern and colorful alternatives such a ruby and pink sapphires.
Where should you wear your engagement ring?
The promise ring is traditionally placed on the ring finger of the left hand where the wedding band will be worn one day. The reason for choosing this particular position is romantic. It is believed that a small artery known as "vena amoris" passes through this finger, which crosses the entire arm, and extends directly to the heart. The engagement ring is moved to the opposite hand for just one day - the wedding day - to make the space for a more important and important jewel.
