Tbh the most gender neutral rings I always liked, was the gem inside the ring! It’s pretty well protected :) and looks super cool like you’re hiding the gem ^^
Inside like a peekaboo setting; or actually inside facing the finger? There are some cultural beliefs about jewels touching skin, I think; so that would be an interesting option for those who hold such thoughts. 😊
@@thekingsdaughter4233 I’m not too sure what a peekaboo setting would look like, but ig maybe that? I’d just like it to be like on the normal wedding ring position for the stone facing me, but inside the ring itself. c: Idk if you seen Resident Evil: Village, the game. But there’s a wedding ring they use in there. I really love the design, cut and everything. I’m looking to get something similar or identical in the future! ^^
My husband has a black ring that has deer antler in the middle. We went a bit bigger because they told is it would be hard to resize it and match the antler.
the ring will spin only if its not fitting properly, if your ring size is right then having a centre stone is perfectly ok. But other 2 things are absolutely on point!!
The temperature, humidity and exercise cause fingers to swell. not everyone has straight fingers. and a lot of the time knuckles are wider than the rest of the finger, so most need to size a little up for the ring to actually enter the finger. The perfectly fitting ring doesn't exist for 99.999% of people (if we ignore open rings)
@@aminaabuhatab8049 temperature humidity and exercise will not swell or shrink the finger that much to cause spinning unless u move from a humid country to a cold country or a dry country. Merely citing such extreme conditions is not the norm but an exception to the norm. While the reason is a possibility to cause spinning its not that acute a reason to not wear a ring with a central stone. Folks with a knuckle problem or non straight fingers can customise their ring size to 1/2, 3/4 or even 1/4 to avoid spinning and get a perfect fit.
I personally really hate the difference between mens and women's wedding rings i perceive in all the videos online. Like womens rings are so intricate and men's rings are like.... PLAIN! EDGY! Men arent allowed enjoy any shapes except industrial it seems like... my parents both wore the exact same ring, a simple gold band with an engraved date and a blue medium-sized round stone in the middle. Not from the US so i am wondering if these different gendered rings are an american thing? To each their own of course but its just my opinion.
In the US, it's expected that men get the biggest diamond they can afford while the men get a simple ring. If the man and woman don't work out, many women will sell the ring and keep the money after the separation.
