Engagement rings and wedding rings are more than beautiful jewelry. It symbolizes the love and dedication of your relationship. In the Western cultures, the engagement ring traditionally is often worn around the ring finger. There is a thought behind this. The "Vena Amoris", also known as the vein of love, is the vein in the left ring finger and leads directly to the heart. Your ring is therefore directly connected to the heart. Nevertheless, wearing both the engagement ring and the wedding ring varies greatly and is determined by traditions, religious beliefs, cultural customs and personal preference. Do you want to read more about wedding rings? Then read Our ultimate guide: everything about wedding rings here.

The question of which hand is suitable for the wedding ring has no universal answer. In the Netherlands, the wedding ring is often worn on the right hand, while in many other countries, such as the US and the UK, the left hand is common. The choice often depends on cultural and religious traditions, but in the end personal preference is the most important. Whether you opt for left or right, Diamond Point offers an extensive collection of wedding rings that
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Culture plays an important role in the tradition of wearing rings. Here are some regional differences:

Western Europe

In the Netherlands, France and the UK, the engagement ring is usually worn on the left. After the wedding, the wedding ring often moves to the right hand in the Netherlands, while in France and the UK the wedding ring remains on the left.

Eastern Europe and Scandinavia

In Eastern European countries such as Poland and Russia, and in Scandinavia, the right hand is the norm for both the engagement ring and the wedding ring. This is often associated with decisiveness and loyalty.

Latin America and India

In Latin America, wearing the wedding ring on the right hand is customary, while in India religious and regional traditions determine which hand rings are supported.

After the wedding, many people wonder how they can best combine their engagement ring and wedding ring. Here are a few options:

• Institute rings: Wear the rings together on the same finger. This is possible on both left and right hand.
• Changing hand: After the wedding, the engagement ring moves to the right hand and is worn together with the wedding ring.
• Wear separately: Choose to wear the rings separately, for example on different fingers or hands.

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There are no fixed rules when it comes to wearing engagement rings and wedding rings. The choice depends on your personal preference and lifestyle. Here are a few tips to make your choice easier:

• Dominant hand: If you often use your dominant hand, it may be more comfortable to wear rings on the other hand.
• Work and hobbies: Certain professions or activities can affect wear and tear; Choose the hand that is least taxed.
• Aesthetics: Combine your rings with other jewelry to create a harmonious whole.

Whatever hand you choose, Diamond Point has an extensive collection engagement rings and wedding rings That fit perfectly with you and your partner.

Conclusion

Wearing an engagement ring and wedding band depends on traditions, cultural influences, and your personal preference. Bee Diamond Point we are happy to help you find the perfect ring for every moment. Check out our extensive collections and get inspired!