Choosing Wedding Ring Sets
Written by Kristy B Ellis   
Thursday, 26 February 2009


Wedding ring sets are simply two matching wedding rings - one for him and one for her. Not everyone however, can have matching wedding rings. Sometimes the size of the mans fingers can make it nearly impossible to have identical rings. Furthermore, the design that the woman chooses for her wedding ring may be too feminine or intricate for the man to wear an exact copy.

The look and design of wedding ring sets are therefore typically neither masculine nor feminine. That way both you and your partner can wear the ring.

The cost of a wedding ring set will vary according to the type and quality of metal used to construct the ring. Most rings are made from yellow or white gold, platinum, titanium or silver. It is even possible to choose two or three different types of metal intertwined together. The cost can increase depending on if you want any precious stones like diamonds or emeralds embedded in the ring.

It is usually a good idea to choose the thickness of the band and the embellishments to distinguish your ring set from the many others that are around.

When looking for a wedding ring set it is important to make sure that both you and your partner's hand suits the rings. Different people suits different colors and also wear different types of clothes and accessories. There are practical implications as well. A person who needs to clean their ring because of work (eg. Medical doctor, tradesman) will need a simple design that is easy to clean.

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