Rings

Would you like your ring to fit you perfectly? To ensure this you can easily measure your ring size at home: wrap a thread, a thin string or a paper strip around your finger, on which you would later like to wear your ring. And then measure the length of the thread or paper strip with a ruler. The result in millimeters corresponds to your ring size. And here is one more important piece of advice: the ring size of your fingers on your right and left hands might slightly be slightly different. So please measure precisely the finger on which your are going to wear your new ring, so that it would be a perfect fit.

From the historical point of view, there are many exciting facts to be mentioned about rings. The oldest ring appeared 21.000 years ago and is reported to have been found during archeological excavations. It goes without saying that at that time rings looked slightly different. They were often made of mammoth bones or wood. In many early cultures rings were a hand and a foot decoration. It was not until later, when gold and silver rings appeared and were adorned with gemstones and pearls, that the ring became a privilege of the upper class. Power and grandeur were demonstrated by means of signet rings. And wedding rings became the symbol of a spiritual bond blessed by God. In the Middle Ages guard rings and healing rings protected people from evil. A piece of “toadstone” (which is now, most unfortunately, a completely lost sea bass fossil) was incorporated in such a ring. However, even today rings are used for ritual aims or serve to relate their wearers to a faith community. And here, at our shop, they also have a purpouse of their own, giving you all the possible pleasure which can be derived from wearing beautiful and decorative things. hide info