What is the purpose of a ring?
Not only are rings worn on the fingers, but they can also be worn on the toes, the ears (for more information, see earring), and even through the nose. Rings have traditionally been worn not only as a form of personal adornment but also as symbols of power, fidelity, or social position. A ring can be broken down into its three primary components: the circular, often known as the hoop; the shoulders; and the bezel.
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It is not just thick, but also incredibly durable thanks to its construction. equivalent to rings made of other materials Nevertheless, at the end of the day, they are all pieces of jewellery, and as such, each one needs to be treated with the utmost care in order to avoid scratching or otherwise damaging it. As long as you take proper care of your jewellery, being rough with it is perfectly acceptable.
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Total price: £3.99
The Yin Yang symbol is a representation of the Asian ideas of equilibrium and harmony, as well as the perfectly synchronised dance of the masculine and feminine energies that exist in the cosmos. These ideas come from ancient Chinese philosophy. It is a symbol of a never-ending circle that has been cut in half down the middle to create two equal pieces.
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Total price: £2.99
It is common practise to signify love and affection by donning a pendant in the shape of an open heart on one’s person. Nevertheless, in contexts other than those including romantic love, they can also stand for religious belief, fertility, empathy, luck, and connection.
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