Right Hand Rings � A Celebration of Independence
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Article Title: Right Hand Rings � A Celebration of Independence
Author: Ronnie Adolf
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There is no doubt that every woman desires to have a gorgeous diamond ring to wear on her finger. It has always been the tradition that a woman receives a diamond ring when her prince charming gets down on one knee and proposes. While this is still a dream for a majority of women, gone are the days of waiting for that proposal. Women nowadays are much more independent and successful and the right hand ring is the perfect way to celebrate that.
Women everywhere have jumped on board with the right hand ring idea. There is even a saying that goes �The left hand is for thee, the right hand is for me!� Right hand rings are a symbol of a woman�s own right to happiness and individual success. This tradition doesn�t date back very far but has gained popularity exponentially over the years. These rings are typically designed like cocktail rings as opposed to engagement rings. Most of the time they have clustered diamonds in fun settings designed to catch the eye. Right hand rings tend to be a lot less traditional and are made to help women express their individuality. Don�t think that right hand rings are strictly for single women. Many married women purchase right hand rings to complement their wedding band and to celebrate their independence within their relationship.
When choosing a right hand ring, there are a few things to take in to consideration. Will you be wearing your ring on a daily basis? If the answer is yes, you will want a ring that is durable. Go with sterling silver, a material that will hold up to daily wear. Also choose a setting that does not sit up too far to prevent a lot of nicks and dents. You will also want to pick a design that will coordinate no matter what you wear. Something like an initial ring or a cameo ring is the perfect accessory dressed up or down.
If you want something a bit flashier that you only wear here and there, go big and bold. Choose a platinum or white gold setting with lots of clustered diamonds. If you still want some durability, make sure you go with either platinum or 18k gold; it will stand the test of time better than a 14k gold or plain silver. Also, choose a design that is truly eye catching. Go with a swirl setting, a medallion design that covers the whole finger or a stacked look. These are all reminiscent of a cocktail ring and will sparkle all the time!
For a lot of people, budget is a big issue. So, even if you want to show your independent purchasing power, it�s important not to blow your entire savings. Keeping this in mind, it is still entirely possible to pick out a beautiful right hand ring. If you want to save some serious cash but keep the bling, go with cubic zirconia. To most people, it will look like the real thing and still be fabulously flashy! Another way to save some money when investing in a right hand ring is to go with stones other than diamonds. Choose something like pearls, sapphire or even your birthstone. It will still be an eye catching piece you can be proud of that didn�t completely empty your bank account.
Just remember, when shopping for your right hand ring that it�s all about you. Pick exactly the piece you want and celebrate your individual success! Every time you glance down at your hand, it will be a happy reminder of everything you have achieved.
About The Author: Ronnie Adolf is the president of Adolf Jewelers, a leading Richmond jewelry store offering a wide selection of Richmond engagement rings and Richmond watches. Adolf Jewelers can be found online at: http://www.adolfjewelers.com .
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There is no doubt that every woman desires to have a gorgeous diamond ring to wear on her finger. It has always been the tradition that a woman receives a diamond ring when her prince charming gets down on one knee and proposes. While this is still a dream for a majority of women, gone are the days of waiting for that proposal. Women nowadays are much more independent and successful and the right hand ring is the perfect way to celebrate that.
Women everywhere have jumped on board with the right hand ring idea. There is even a saying that goes �The left hand is for thee, the right hand is for me!� Right hand rings are a symbol of a woman�s own right to happiness and individual success. This tradition doesn�t date back very far but has gained popularity exponentially over the years. These rings are typically designed like cocktail rings as opposed to engagement rings. Most of the time they have clustered diamonds in fun settings designed to catch the eye. Right hand rings tend to be a lot less traditional and are made to help women express their individuality. Don�t think that right hand rings are strictly for single women. Many married women purchase right hand rings to complement their wedding band and to celebrate their independence within their relationship.
When choosing a right hand ring, there are a few things to take in to consideration. Will you be wearing your ring on a daily basis? If the answer is yes, you will want a ring that is durable. Go with sterling silver, a material that will hold up to daily wear. Also choose a setting that does not sit up too far to prevent a lot of nicks and dents. You will also want to pick a design that will coordinate no matter what you wear. Something like an initial ring or a cameo ring is the perfect accessory dressed up or down.
If you want something a bit flashier that you only wear here and there, go big and bold. Choose a platinum or white gold setting with lots of clustered diamonds. If you still want some durability, make sure you go with either platinum or 18k gold; it will stand the test of time better than a 14k gold or plain silver. Also, choose a design that is truly eye catching. Go with a swirl setting, a medallion design that covers the whole finger or a stacked look. These are all reminiscent of a cocktail ring and will sparkle all the time!
For a lot of people, budget is a big issue. So, even if you want to show your independent purchasing power, it�s important not to blow your entire savings. Keeping this in mind, it is still entirely possible to pick out a beautiful right hand ring. If you want to save some serious cash but keep the bling, go with cubic zirconia. To most people, it will look like the real thing and still be fabulously flashy! Another way to save some money when investing in a right hand ring is to go with stones other than diamonds. Choose something like pearls, sapphire or even your birthstone. It will still be an eye catching piece you can be proud of that didn�t completely empty your bank account.
Just remember, when shopping for your right hand ring that it�s all about you. Pick exactly the piece you want and celebrate your individual success! Every time you glance down at your hand, it will be a happy reminder of everything you have achieved.
About The Author: Ronnie Adolf is the president of Adolf Jewelers, a leading Richmond jewelry store offering a wide selection of Richmond engagement rings and Richmond watches. Adolf Jewelers can be found online at: http://www.adolfjewelers.com .
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