|
A pearl ring can be symbolic on so many levels! Pearls were originally said to be tears of the angels gods, mermaids or even the moon. They are supposed to bring wisdom, love and safety to those who wear them. Small wonder, then, that pearl rings are a common gift from men to their women, and women to their children. A pearl ring often signifies a promise between two young lovers who are not yet ready for marriage, but vow to stay true to each other. In some cases, a father may give his daughter a ring, as a sign that he trusts her not to allow herself to be sullied by boys. Such promise rings often feature pearls because pearls are also a symbol of purity and virtue. Pearl rings are also given as love tokens from a husband to his wife on the event of their 30th wedding anniversary. Pearls are traditionally the gift for that annum, and many couples re-pledge their troth. A pearl ring can be worn as an engagement ring for young couples as well, and replaced with a matched diamond set later in life. The pearl ring can be worn on the right hand thereafter, or set aside as a gift for the firstborn daughter. Young girls may be given a pearl ring as soon as they are old enough not to swallow or lose it in the belief that young children are particularly protected from harm by the wearing of one or more pearls on their person. Small children participating in wedding ceremonies may also wear pearl rings to coordinate with the bride and her entourage. Pearl rings made with freshwater pearls are inexpensive enough to use as party favors, and have become popular for young girls' birthday festivities, as an elegant present after a fairy princess ball or Victorian tea party. The pearls can be reset into larger bands as the girls grow, making them a gift that can be treasured for years. A pearl ring can be given as a Mother's Day present as well to a grandmother or mother-in-law (pearls transcend all age barriers). Even men are starting to sport pearl rings, generally with a mabe or oval pearl deeply inset in a heavy gold band, so don't count pearls out as a masculine gift. Find Pearl Rings and Freshwater pearl Ring related information at www.cathaygems.com
Related Articles -
Pearl Rings, Freshwater pearl Ring,
| 
