When a wedding ring breaks or cracks — Signs and meaning

Wed­ding rings have nev­er been con­sid­ered mere jew­el­ry. They have always per­son­i­fied love, loy­al­ty and mutu­al trust of part­ners. This sym­bol first appeared in ancient Egypt, and in our time has turned into dozens of folk beliefs. It is impor­tant to know the signs asso­ci­at­ed with it both for brides and grooms, and for all spous­es who have been mar­ried for a long time.

Signs: wedding ring cracked, darkened or lost

From time immemo­r­i­al, the gold­en ring has been an elite jew­el of rulers and senior offi­cials of the cler­gy. It not only empha­sized the high sta­tus and adorned the hands.

Rings were worn as a tal­is­man against the evil eye and neg­a­tive ener­gy flows. After all, jew­el­ry made of pre­cious met­als and stones, like pure water, is able to cap­ture infor­ma­tion, absorb human emo­tions, and give its own­er a spe­cial ener­gy.

In the old days, the main func­tion of the ring was to pro­tect the life force of a per­son.

In ancient Egypt, jew­el­ry on the fin­gers could only be worn by rulers, pharaohs and their wives.

Among the Slav­ic peo­ples, the rim of the ring was asso­ci­at­ed with the sun. War­riors took with them on cam­paigns a charm charmed by moth­ers and wives. But they didn’t wear it on the arm, because they could inter­fere in bat­tle, but hung on a naked body around the neck on a chain or rope, sewn into a secret pock­et.

The ring fin­ger for wear­ing a wed­ding ring was not cho­sen by chance. It is believed that the artery pass­ing through this fin­ger con­nects direct­ly to the heart and helps main­tain the feel­ings of lovers, as well as ensures the integri­ty of their rela­tion­ship. For Chris­tians, this is the right hand, sym­bol­iz­ing the puri­ty and right­eous­ness of thought, for Catholics — the left.

This tra­di­tion is accom­pa­nied by a sign pro­hibit­ing the wear­ing of a wed­ding attribute before mar­riage. She says that this can lead to fail­ure in her per­son­al life or to celiba­cy. If a sit­u­a­tion arose as a result of which the wed­ding ring broke, this was con­sid­ered a har­bin­ger of neg­a­tive moments in life.

• If the col­or of the met­al sud­den­ly changes (dark­ened, turned green, dull), the own­ers of jew­el­ry will have health prob­lems.

• If the wed­ding ring cracked, it pro­tect­ed the own­er from dan­ger, tak­ing all the neg­a­tiv­i­ty upon itself. Its break­down is caused by the fact that some­one tried to dam­age or jinx it. The well-being of the fam­i­ly is threat­ened by a lover. If the mar­riage does not break up, the spous­es will have to go through a very dif­fi­cult peri­od.

• When the wed­ding amulet is gone, it is not cus­tom­ary to look for it. There is a belief that this jew­el­ry saves the own­er from sud­den death by sac­ri­fic­ing him­self.

• The unnat­ur­al defor­ma­tion of the rim is a sig­nal that some­one has become jeal­ous of fam­i­ly hap­pi­ness and well-being.

• The loss of a wed­ding ring is an ancient sign that has been passed down from gen­er­a­tion to gen­er­a­tion. It means the immi­nent death of one of the spous­es.
  

Why does my husband’s gold or silver wedding ring burst?

Par­tic­u­lar impor­tance was attached to the sign why the ring breaks right on the fin­ger, chips and cracks form on it. Even a sim­ple chip or scratch can already tell a lot about the upcom­ing event.

If a hus­band’s wed­ding ring burst on his fin­ger:

• in the case of a cou­ple who are offi­cial­ly mar­ried, this indi­cates the betray­al of one of the spous­es, not always a woman. Then you should pay atten­tion to the behav­ior of the spouse and iden­ti­fy dif­fi­cul­ties in mutu­al under­stand­ing;

• lovers prepar­ing for the wed­ding por­tends insta­bil­i­ty and incon­sis­ten­cy in rela­tion­ships.

When the ring is com­plete­ly bro­ken, it can­not be repaired and restored, this indi­cates that hard times will soon come in the fam­i­ly with quar­rels, set-ups and scan­dals. Any attempt to mend the rela­tion­ship will fail. This fam­i­ly is doomed to divorce.

Accord­ing to ancient folk signs, a par­tial­ly bro­ken dec­o­ra­tion warns of a per­son who finds him­self in a close fam­i­ly cir­cle and becomes her main ene­my. It is he who will begin to bring dis­cord into a calm and mea­sured life.

What does a wife’s wedding ring burst on her finger mean?

If the wed­ding ring on a wom­an’s fin­ger is cracked from the out­side, this neg­a­tive ener­gy affects the fam­i­ly from the out­side. The dec­o­ra­tion, pro­tect­ing fam­i­ly well-being, broke.

To pro­tect fam­i­ly ties from bad thoughts, promis­es, desires, imme­di­ate­ly buy new jew­el­ry.

If a micro­c­rack has formed inside the prod­uct, this indi­cates pro­tec­tion from neg­a­tive ener­gy direct­ed at it in the form of dis­eases, mis­for­tunes, evil eye, dam­age from a par­tic­u­lar per­son.

If the wed­ding rings of the wife and hus­band first turned black or bent, and then broke — to per­son­al prob­lems, as well as wom­en’s or men’s health.

When sud­den­ly the stone fell out of the ring, there are two sce­nar­ios:

• stone found. Then the jew­el­ry should be imme­di­ate­ly tak­en to the jew­el­ry work­shop so that the spe­cial­ist installs it in its place. This sign indi­cates that changes will soon take place in life that will turn only for the bet­ter.

• the stone dis­ap­peared with­out a trace or cracked. Such jew­el­ry should not be left at home. It must be replaced with a new ring, because it has already lost its pow­er.
  

How to prevent a possible disaster in family relationships due to damaged wedding rings

There are sev­er­al options for how to get rid of a bro­ken ring so that it does not entail neg­a­tive con­se­quences:

• throw into a fast-flow­ing riv­er;

• bury it away from the roads so that oth­er peo­ple can­not find it;

• take it to a jew­el­ry work­shop for melt­ing down to make a new jew­el­ry out of it. Before putting the received ring on your fin­ger for the first time, you need to hold it over the can­dle for sev­er­al min­utes. This will help get rid of neg­a­tive ener­gy orna­ments;

• take it to church or donate to char­i­ty.

Believe folk signs or not — it’s up to you. You should not take them too close to your heart, oth­er­wise you will suf­fer from unnec­es­sary thoughts and prob­lems.

In any case, bro­ken, cracked or dis­col­ored prod­ucts must not be worn! Such things not only cease to pro­tect the own­er, but also bring neg­a­tive emo­tions, addi­tion­al expe­ri­ences, and a spoiled mood into his con­scious­ness. This affects the state of the per­son and his health.

Wed­ding rings are the main guardians of mar­riage, so do not play into the hands of an unknown ene­my, do not tor­ture your­self and your soul­mate with sus­pi­cions. Quick­ly replace jew­el­ry, con­firm­ing the strength of mar­riage bonds to each oth­er.

An impor­tant nuance: the tra­di­tion requires not to break the cou­ple, leav­ing the whole old sym­bol of mar­riage to the spouse, but to acquire new ones for both. May these rings, like a lov­ing hus­band and wife, be insep­a­ra­ble!

Order new wed­ding rings in the Sil­vers online store with deliv­ery through­out Ukraine. If desired, con­se­crate these jew­el­ry in the church, and they will please you for a long time with their attrac­tive bril­liance, dec­o­rate your life and rela­tion­ships.