Generally love rings are worn by couples to show commitment and towards each other. The choice of finger in love rings dates back to old times referring to the fourth finger of the left hand containing the “vena amoris” or the “vein of love.”
By wearing love rings on the fourth finger of their left hands a married couple sermonize love for each other.

This former European custom having its roots in Europe is now followed all over the world.

Slender sleek bands bound in sparkling gems can never go unnoticed whenever you step into the limelight. You have a whole world of choice in rings. Let’s also have a look at how rings gained significance in the pages of history.

In ancient Egypt rings were meant to be a symbol of status and were exchanged among people as a mark of faith or pledge. They were often also used as money.

Gold bands with engravings were worn in Greece and not surprisingly some even wore talismanic rings possessing special powers.

In the latter period of roman civilization the type of rings would be permitted only by the state authority. Gold rings were the prerogative of the higher or military rank.

Some Roman soldiers wore poison rings for suicide incase imprisoned by the enemy.

The betrothal ring used by the Egyptians, Greeks and Romans was adopted by the early Christians in 2nd century B.C, which later evolved into a wedding ring.

In the UK and the USA earlier only women used to wear wedding rings but nowadays both the sexes wear them to express a bonding and mutual commitment from both sides.

The mystical beauty:
Usually gold and platinum rings are more recommended by the jewelers not just because of their higher value but also because of their enduring quality.

But these days Titanium and stainless steel are taking over due to their lower price and lasting finish.

Plain bands are the most common fashion in love rings just because it’s easy to maintain. Women sport thinner ones whereas men wear broader ones.

In France love rings follow the artistic pattern of three interwoven rings which represent “faith, hope and love”.

Taking over the custom of plain wedding bands are engraved wedding bands to experiment with novelty.

The Celtic style Claddagh love rings are becoming very popular these days. This typical design illustrates two hands holding a heart surmounted by a crown.
The entities of this symbol are believed to depict the virtues of friendship (hands), loyalty (crown) and love (heart).

The list of some of the most striking collection of love rings is what we’re about to see here.

The intricate designs and artistry, which mould the rings are quite stunning. From plain bands to gem stone rings the choice is endless.

A fusion of class and ethnic beauty this platinum Varna ring with pave-set diamonds and an open filigree design is a classic example of east meets west.

To define elegance an artistic antique style ring featuring shiny black onyx overlapped by an intriguing pattern of diamonds is a real touch of class.

A typical roman fashion three-tone 18k multi gold band is the ultimate love ring, chiseled into flowers which never wear off.  Priceless gift to win someone’s heart you bet. Sparkling textured gold bands or polished gold double band rings break the cliché of customary plain gold bands.

The gallery of love rings shows cases spectacular gems blending into dramatic patterns with exquisite metals.

For us, the world of love rings is worth a million not just because of the brilliant medley of jewels but more due to the string of emotions that swirl around them.