Signs about silver wedding rings — Can they be used?

The most beau­ti­ful and fash­ion­able jew­el­ry is those that suit their own­ers. Do wom­en’s and men’s engage­ment 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. Its prod­ucts inspire with a bright glow, unique design and high crafts­man­ship. And sil­ver wed­ding rings have a gra­cious 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 can’t you buy silver wedding rings for a wedding?

At all times and among all peo­ples of the world, a wed­ding ring was and is a beau­ti­ful sym­bol of love. Like this feel­ing, it is infi­nite. It is dif­fi­cult to destroy. That is why wed­ding rings rep­re­sent the indis­sol­u­bil­i­ty of mar­riage.

Sil­ver rings are often worn by cou­ples, not always mar­ried, but engaged. This is a pre­mar­i­tal sym­bol that con­firms a roman­tic con­fes­sion of noble love and devo­tion. Wed­ding rings made of sil­ver are worn on the ring fin­ger of the right hand to empha­size the pres­ence of a sec­ond half, and gold rings are worn as a sym­bol of eter­nal pas­sion.

Can I wear 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 gets mar­ried after sev­er­al years of liv­ing togeth­er in an inter­est­ing posi­tion, in a wed­ding dress of a bright col­or or in a com­plete­ly black embroi­dered dress;

• the groom in leather pants or jeans;

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

• dish­es of exot­ic cui­sine, with which guests are treat­ed at a ban­quet …

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

These pairs of jew­el­ry are a sym­bol of emerg­ing mutu­al feel­ings and the begin­ning of a rela­tion­ship. They empha­size that the hearts of lovers are occu­pied with each oth­er. Although it is dif­fi­cult to estab­lish one gen­er­al sym­bol­ism in the case of sil­ver wed­ding rings, this inter­pre­ta­tion of the signs asso­ci­at­ed with them is prac­ti­cal­ly the same among many peo­ples.

Are wedding rings made of silver?

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

• finan­cial capa­bil­i­ties of the future fam­i­ly,

• reli­gious affil­i­a­tion,

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

• fea­tures of think­ing and world­view.

Rings can have a spe­cial mean­ing for each cou­ple.

Can all people wear silver wedding rings?

Mod­ern sil­ver rings are made from stronger and high­er-qual­i­ty alloys. Thanks to new seam­less tech­nolo­gies, they dif­fer:

• impec­ca­ble appear­ance,

• per­fect clar­i­ty of form,

• max­i­mum strength and dura­bil­i­ty.

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

The raw mate­r­i­al for mak­ing such rings is a sil­ver tube, from which a prod­uct of the appro­pri­ate shape is cut. Then there is rolling and pro­cess­ing to cre­ate an orna­ment of a giv­en shape and size. Rings made in this way do not have unat­trac­tive 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 have the most ques­tions.

1. Is it pos­si­ble to buy sec­ond-hand sil­ver wed­ding rings from strangers?

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

2. Is it pos­si­ble to use sil­ver wed­ding rings received from rel­a­tives at a wed­ding cer­e­mo­ny?

It is allowed to trans­fer wed­ding jew­el­ry as an inher­i­tance, pro­vid­ed that the rela­tions of that fam­i­ly were har­mo­nious and hap­py rela­tions.

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

It is advis­able to choose and buy wed­ding rings togeth­er, store them 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 will also get mar­ried soon. The groom must pay for the rings and the cas­ket. After buy­ing the rings, before enter­ing the house, say: “For a good life, for a faith­ful fam­i­ly. Amen.”

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

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

5. If you want to buy sil­ver cou­ple rings with a stone, which sign is bet­ter to choose?

• Aqua­ma­rine pro­tects the home hearth from trou­bles.

• Amethyst attracts hap­pi­ness and har­mo­ny.

• Turquoise pro­motes mar­i­tal fideli­ty.

• A 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 trust­ing and sin­cere rela­tion­ships between lovers in mar­riage.

• Ruby pro­tects each oth­er from the evil eye and envy.

• Sap­phire pro­tects against adul­tery.

• Topaz relieves men­tal suf­fer­ing.

• Zir­co­ni­um saves from sad­ness.

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

Accord­ing to super­sti­tions, no one should be allowed to try on and put on some­one else’s rings. They accu­mu­late prob­lems that will be borne by the one who wears some­one else’s jew­el­ry. By giv­ing some­one your ring to try on, you are giv­ing away your own hap­pi­ness.

Since a wom­an’s sil­ver wed­ding ring has a spe­cial ener­gy, you should not brag about it in front of strangers, who may be envi­ous and taunt. Female sor­cer­ess­es can use the prod­uct to talk about trou­bles that will increase after the wed­ding under the influ­ence of the pow­er­ful ener­gy of this dec­o­ra­tion. This may cause the ring to fall to the floor dur­ing the vows at the wed­ding cer­e­mo­ny. Accord­ing to belief, such a mar­riage will not last long and will be unhap­py.

Some folk beliefs are fun­ny and sur­pris­ing:

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

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

• to pick up some­one else’s wed­ding ring — to a quick wed­ding of your own, but in no case should you mea­sure such a piece of jew­el­ry, and even more so, keep it for 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 pawn shop for remelt­ing, and donate the pro­ceeds to char­i­ty;

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

• a sil­ver wed­ding ring helps to get rid of toothache. If a tooth is sick, then you need to rinse your mouth with water, at what time it was there. When there is pain in the joints, you need to move them along the sore spot — and every­thing will pass.

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

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