Signs about silver wedding rings — Can I use

The most beau­ti­ful and fash­ion­able jew­el­ry is the one that suits its own­er. Do wom­en’s and men’s wed­ding rings have to be gold? The answer to this ques­tion is unequiv­o­cal: “NO!”. After all, sil­ver looks no less styl­ish and attrac­tive than gold and oth­er met­als. Prod­ucts from it inspire with bright radi­ance, unique design and high crafts­man­ship. Also, sil­ver wed­ding rings have a benev­o­lent ener­gy and a sacred mean­ing, which is asso­ci­at­ed with many folk signs. Believe them or not — you decide for your­self after read­ing this arti­cle.

Why not buy silver wedding rings for a wedding?

At all times and among all peo­ples of the world, the wed­ding ring has been and is the most beau­ti­ful sym­bol of love. Like this feel­ing, it is end­less. It’s hard to destroy it. That is why wed­ding rings rep­re­sent the insep­a­ra­bil­i­ty of mar­riage.

Often sil­ver rings are worn by cou­ples who are not always mar­ried, but engaged. This is a pre­mar­i­tal sym­bol, con­firm­ing a roman­tic dec­la­ra­tion of noble love and devo­tion. Sil­ver wed­ding rings are worn on the ring fin­ger of the right hand to empha­size the pres­ence of the sec­ond half, and gold — as a sym­bol of eter­nal pas­sion.

Is it possible to use silver rings for a wedding?

Why not? It is not pro­hib­it­ed any­where. And wed­ding fash­ion is con­stant­ly chang­ing. Rites and tra­di­tions are no longer giv­en as much atten­tion as before. Today no one is sur­prised:

• a bride who mar­ries after sev­er­al years of mar­riage in an inter­est­ing posi­tion, in a bright-col­ored wed­ding dress or even in a black embroi­dered shirt;

• the groom in leather trousers or jeans;

• a DJ who plays club or pop­u­lar music at the wed­ding;

• exot­ic cui­sine served to guests at a ban­quet…
  

There­fore, wed­ding rings can also be not gold, but plat­inum, pal­la­di­um and sil­ver.

These paired pieces of jew­el­ry are a sym­bol of the emerg­ing mutu­al feel­ing and the begin­ning of a rela­tion­ship. They empha­size that the hearts of lovers are occu­pied with each oth­er. Although in the case of sil­ver wed­ding rings it is dif­fi­cult to estab­lish one com­mon sym­bol­ism, such an inter­pre­ta­tion of the signs asso­ci­at­ed with them is almost the same among many peo­ples.

Are there silver wedding rings?

Many peo­ple, for var­i­ous rea­sons, are inter­est­ed in the ques­tion of whether wed­ding rings can be sil­ver. This is due to var­i­ous rea­sons:

• finan­cial pos­si­bil­i­ties of the future fam­i­ly,

• reli­gious affil­i­a­tion,

• indi­vid­ual taste pref­er­ences in the style of cloth­ing and acces­sories,

• fea­tures of think­ing and world­view.
  

For each pair, rings can have a spe­cial mean­ing.

Can silver wedding rings be worn by everyone?

Mod­ern sil­ver rings are made from more durable and high-qual­i­ty alloys. Thanks to new seam­less tech­nolo­gies, they are dis­tin­guished by:

• impec­ca­ble appear­ance,

• per­fect clar­i­ty of form,

• max­i­mum strength and dura­bil­i­ty.
  

Regard­ing whether every­one can wear a sil­ver wed­ding ring, sci­en­tists and der­ma­tol­o­gists con­firm that they are suit­able for peo­ple with any type of skin, because they do not cause aller­gic reac­tions. So far, there has not been a sin­gle neg­a­tive review telling about the appear­ance of a rash on the skin or irri­ta­tion on the fin­ger.

The raw mate­r­i­al for the man­u­fac­ture of such rings is a sil­ver tube, from which an object of the appro­pri­ate shape is cut. Fur­ther, rolling and pro­cess­ing takes place until the dec­o­ra­tion of a giv­en shape and size is cre­at­ed. Rings made in this way do not have unsight­ly joints and dis­col­oration, they per­fect­ly fit the wear­er’s fin­ger, as if made to order. Some mod­els are addi­tion­al­ly dec­o­rat­ed with yel­low or rose gold inserts. To increase resis­tance to abra­sion and mechan­i­cal dam­age, the sur­face of the rings is addi­tion­al­ly hard­ened or rhodi­um-plat­ed.

Can silver wedding rings be used for a wedding ceremony?

Tra­di­tion­al­ly, unspo­ken rules for choos­ing rings for a wed­ding cer­e­mo­ny have been estab­lished, accord­ing to which future brides and grooms have the most ques­tions.

1. Can I buy sec­ond-hand sil­ver wed­ding rings from strangers?

These should be exclu­sive­ly new prod­ucts, and not from remelt­ed met­al. Used jew­el­ry may have the neg­a­tive ener­gy of pre­vi­ous own­ers.

2. Can sil­ver wed­ding rings inher­it­ed from rel­a­tives be used at mar­riage and wed­ding cer­e­monies?

It is allowed to trans­fer wed­ding jew­el­ry by inher­i­tance, pro­vid­ed that the rela­tion­ship of that fam­i­ly was har­mo­nious and hap­py.

3. Should the bride be present when pur­chas­ing wed­ding rings?

It is advis­able to choose and buy engage­ment rings togeth­er, save in one box. After the wed­ding, it is not cus­tom­ary to keep this box for your­self, but to give it to an unmar­ried girl — a friend or sis­ter. Then she, too, will soon be mar­ried. The groom must pay for the rings and the box. After buy­ing rings, before enter­ing the house, say: “To a good life, to a faith­ful fam­i­ly. Amen”.

4. Can there be wed­ding rings made of sil­ver of a non-stan­dard angu­lar shape, faceted, open­work, with a scat­ter­ing of pre­cious stones or with a mas­sive insert?

Accord­ing to signs, it is nec­es­sary to pur­chase exact­ly the clas­sic mod­els of wed­ding rings with a per­fect­ly smooth sur­face so that fam­i­ly life is smooth and calm. In order not to pro­gram the future fate, do not put any inscrip­tions and engrav­ings on them, except for cas­es of con­scious pur­chase of the Save and Save rings.

5. If you want to buy sil­ver paired rings with a stone, then which one is bet­ter to choose accord­ing to signs?
   

• Aqua­ma­rine pro­tects the hearth from harm.

• Amethyst attracts hap­pi­ness and har­mo­ny.

• Turquoise pro­motes mar­i­tal fideli­ty.

• The dia­mond strength­ens the bonds of mar­riage.

• Pearls pre­dict long life.

• Emer­ald dri­ves away bad thoughts, makes you think about love.

• Moon­stone pro­tects against fam­i­ly quar­rels.

• Opal pro­motes trust and sin­cer­i­ty between lovers in mar­riage.

• Ruby pro­tects the mutu­al from evil eyes and envy.

• Sap­phire pro­tects against adul­tery.

• Topaz relieves men­tal suf­fer­ing.

• Zir­co­ni­um saves from sad­ness.

6. Is it pos­si­ble to try on sil­ver wed­ding rings bought for a wed­ding to rel­a­tives or friends?

Accord­ing to super­sti­tion, no one should be allowed to try on and put on oth­er peo­ple’s rings. They accu­mu­late prob­lems that the one who puts on oth­er peo­ple’s jew­el­ry will take on. By giv­ing some­one your ring to try on, you are giv­ing away your own hap­pi­ness.

Since a wom­en’s sil­ver wed­ding ring has a spe­cial ener­gy, you can not brag about it in front of strangers who may turn out to be envi­ous and jinx it. Women witch­es can talk the prod­uct into trou­ble, which will inten­si­fy after the wed­ding under the influ­ence of the pow­er­ful ener­gy of this jew­el­ry. This may be the rea­son that dur­ing the vows at the wed­ding cer­e­mo­ny, the ring will fall to the floor. Accord­ing to pop­u­lar beliefs, such a mar­riage will not last long and will be unhap­py.

Some pop­u­lar beliefs will make you laugh and sur­prise:

• if the groom los­es the wed­ding ring, after the wed­ding he will leave the fam­i­ly, the bride will only quar­rel strong­ly with his rel­a­tives. It is believed that a lost ring will take away sev­er­al sins of the own­er of any gen­der;

• the more expen­sive and mas­sive the groom’s engage­ment ring is, the more diverse and brighter fam­i­ly life will become;

• to pick up some­one else’s wed­ding ring — for an immi­nent own wed­ding, but in no case should such a piece of jew­el­ry be mea­sured, and even more so, left to your­self. It is desir­able to find its own­er. If this is not pos­si­ble, take it to the church. If they don’t take it there, then hand it over to a pawn­shop for melt­ing down, and donate the pro­ceeds to char­i­ty;

• lose the ring in your house, and then find it — unex­pect­ed luck and favor­able changes in life;

• a sil­ver wed­ding ring helps to get rid of a toothache. If a tooth hurts, then you need to rinse your mouth with water in which it has lain for an hour. With pain in the joints, you need to lead them to a sore spot — and every­thing will pass.

To go to church or to the reg­istry office in a good mood, believe only in good signs that you like! Let your fam­i­ly have their own orig­i­nal tra­di­tions, and among them — the choice and pur­chase of nice gifts for hol­i­days, anniver­saries and just for no rea­son in the Sil­vers online store.

To see if the wed­ding rings can be sil­ver, check out the entire range of our online cat­a­log. It presents a large selec­tion of sil­ver wed­ding rings — both clas­sic wed­ding mod­els and exclu­sive design­er jew­el­ry with inserts with zir­cons, cubic zir­co­nias and oth­er pre­cious and semi-pre­cious stones.

Buy­ing sil­ver wed­ding rings from us is a good omen for fam­i­ly hap­pi­ness and mon­ey! Place an order and you will see for your­self!