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WEDDING Rings - THE ORIGINS of an enduring symbol

SYMBOLISM FOR THE LONGEST LOVE Ritual in the world From the first glance to the exchange of wedding rings. What does this precious ring represent?

One of the most powerful feelings on the day of the wedding is the moment that the first glance is exchanged as you walk down the aisle in a white dress to reach the bride's future husband.

The exchange of rings is an occasion of great emotion, which makes the marriage official between the couple. The exchange of wedding rings is a solemn act that brings with it an immense amount of emotion for the spouses and the guests. It is the time where a promise is made of love for the rest of their lives.

The ring, which is derived from the Latin anulus, which means circle It is circular in form and does not have a beginning or end. It is a symbol of the circle of life and eternity.

It's not a coincidence that the symbol symbolizes the unbreakable love that bonds two people.

From the Latin fides comes the word "faith" which is a reference to loyalty. Fides was the name given to the Roman goddess who symbolized loyalty. Its original meaning was a reference to the loyalty of the Roman citizen to his home.

The history of wedding rings as a symbol of love is linked to the general notion of using rings to symbolize something significant.

The ancient Egyptians used to attach hieroglyphs and scarabs to rings. The Greeks were the first to wear rings with engravings or cameos. The ancient Romans controlled the use of these jewelry. Rings of free citizens were made of gold, those of servants who were freed had to be made of silver and slaves of iron. Christians quickly adopted the custom of wearing jewelry, and later, in the Middle Ages, the custom of presenting rings to bishops or kings during their consecration and coronation was introduced.

Tradition says that pontiffs still receive the "piscatory" ring that depicts the boat of St. Peter with the name of the Pope inscribed.

The popularity of this design reached its peak in the 16th century. People were wearing one or more rings on each finger, usually with the seal, or more with stones.

Rings are used for wedding ceremonies and engagement vows is also a long tradition. In the time of the barbarians, couples exchanged rings as a sign of their commitment and to signify their commitment to each other. In the Middle Ages women would braid hairs from their own head and the husband's around the ring and wear it for nine days, at chest level before exchanging it to show loyalty and love. The wedding ring is the style and meaning that we have come to associate with it since the 16th century. In actual fact it was at this period that both women and men were allowed to wear the wedding ring following the ceremony. Wedding rings were made of gold, which was a symbol of eternal life for those of the Catholic faith, and they were engraved with the names of the couples.

The gold ring symbolizes an unbreakable, long-lasting union.

To comprehend why the ring finger is the most suitable finger to wear, we have to look back to the ancient Egyptian beliefs. According to these beliefs there is a small artery that connects the ring to the heart. In Christian tradition, however, it was the left ring finger that the priest tapped after touching the three fingers to invoke the Father Son, Father and the Holy Spirit.

The wedding ring is typically placed on the left ring finger to make it practical. It is the finger that is the least utilized and therefore is the weakest.

There is a long-standing Chinese belief that every finger on your hand is a symbol of the person you love dearly. The small finger is our children's The middle finger represents us the thumb represents our parents The index finger represents our sisters and brothers, and the ring represents our partner.

As diverse as their roots as their origins, so are their styles. From the classic Mantua to the more modern Sardinian and the more streamlined French There are a variety of different types of wedding bands that couples can pick from.

Les Creations offers custom-made wedding rings that are designed according to the preferences and requirements of the couple. They will be able to enjoy an item that is unique and unique to signify the bond of a lifetime.

The wedding rings are a symbol of happiness. It is a symbol that clearly declares to everyone that one wants to live the rest of their life with the person they love. This is why the rings the most precious that a woman or man can wear, regardless of shape, color, or the presence or absence of stones.

And you? Have you picked your rings to pledge loyalty?

Les Creations, a boutique located in Rome located in Via Crescenzio 43, is waiting for you to visit.

You can also browse our online store to find the rings that reflect your love and character. We'll be happy to help you achieve your goals whether they're personalized rings, custom-designed rings or any other special requests.