Which is More Important – Design or Tradition?
During many wedding ceremonies, reference is often made to the shape of the wedding ring. A continuous circle which never ends – relating continuity of both love and life, and the commitment to one another between a couple. But how important is this to you?
Is this rule important, or is this a symbolic gesture which conveniently applies to most wedding rings?
Take a look at the above ring design. Whilst a continuous circle (admittedly shaped) could be made to the ring, the split band wedding ring design works very nicely, retaining the shape, without overpowering the engagement ring. The band is simple, faithful to the engagement ring, but still represents the partnership and the bond between both partners. Both split band styles and continuous ‘circle’ wedding rings can be worn, but how important is this to you? If you have an opinion let us know. Comment below.
About Mark Johnson
Mark attended Liverpool University and went on to pursue a career in the diamond industry. After more than a decade working in polished diamonds, Mark moved to the Isle of Wight where he launched Serendipity Diamonds. He works most days from their busy Ryde showroom, photographing jewellery and writing for the Serendipity Diamonds website. Anyone interested can connect with Mark on Linkedin via the profile link.
