How to wear rings: a quick guide to action

A ring is a beau­ti­ful and ele­gant dec­o­ra­tion that was pop­u­lar even in ancient times. In the mod­ern world, rings are worn by women and men. Such an acces­so­ry per­fect­ly empha­sizes the indi­vid­u­al­i­ty of the own­er, and also demon­strates his taste. How to wear rings? Many jew­el­ry lovers are con­cerned with this ques­tion. In fact, there are no strict rules.

Rings: how to wear jewelry on different fingers

There are no clear restric­tions in this mat­ter. The only nuance is that wed­ding rings should be worn on the ring fin­ger. Recent­ly, it has become pop­u­lar to wear rings on the thumb. In this case, a wide acces­so­ry with an orna­ment or uneven edges looks good.

Men’s rings look good on the index fin­ger. A wom­en’s neat ring with a stone will look no less beau­ti­ful. Many women also choose mas­sive rings for this fin­ger. But in this case, it is impor­tant not to over­do it, so it is rec­om­mend­ed not to wear oth­er acces­sories on the oth­er fin­gers of this hand.

Thin rings should be cho­sen for the mid­dle fin­ger. Neat small acces­sories are ide­al for every­day wear. But big rings can be used when there are no oth­er acces­sories on the hand.

An engage­ment ring and a wed­ding ring are worn on the ring fin­ger of the right hand. If you like to wear acces­sories on this fin­ger, it is best to choose the left hand for this. As a rule, small neat rings are worn on the lit­tle fin­ger.

How to wear rings: practical tips for everyone

Although mod­ern fash­ion calls for wear­ing a lot of jew­el­ry, one should still remem­ber the sense of pro­por­tion. If you decide to wear sev­er­al rings on one hand, do not for­get the main rule — they must har­mo­nize with each oth­er, as well as match all oth­er jew­el­ry (ear­rings, bracelets, pen­dants). A few rec­om­men­da­tions for the cor­rect wear­ing of rings:

• com­bine the acces­so­ry with the out­fit — the prod­uct should har­mo­nize with the style and col­or scheme of your clothes;
• the ring and oth­er acces­sories must be made of the same mate­r­i­al, so you should not com­bine a gold ring with sil­ver ear­rings;
• cock­tail rings, as well as acces­sories with stones are suit­able for for­mal events;
• neat rings with­out stones can be eas­i­ly com­bined with oth­er acces­sories. They can also be worn every day, because they are appro­pri­ate in any sit­u­a­tion;
• if you like to wear sev­er­al rings on one fin­ger, you should choose spe­cial sets;
• you should not over­load your hands — too many rings will look inap­pro­pri­ate and vul­gar.

When choos­ing a ring, it is nec­es­sary to eval­u­ate the con­ve­nience of wear­ing it. Imme­di­ate­ly think: with which clothes it could be com­bined, and with which — not. You should also not buy too cheap jew­el­ry. Pref­er­ence should be giv­en to acces­sories that you real­ly like. Be sure to find your style and your per­fect ring.