Gold Rings - Heavy and Light

Plain gold rings heavy are basically gold rings that have a wide band and no gem setting. "Heavy" rings are usually chunky rings weighing more than 4 grams, meanwhile, its counterpart, "Light" rings can weigh anything between 1 and 4 grams.

However, do not let the word "plain" fool you into thinking that this particular piece is dull and boring. You would be surprised at how these pieces can still complement your attire even if it is unembellished with gems and stones.

The brilliant and sophisticated designs make up for the lack of sparkle. Since this type of band does not have gems on them, they do not scream for attention. However, they still get noticed because of their size and design.

A cocktail ring is a huge, dramatic ring often worn at cocktail parties. Although cocktail parties are less common nowadays, people still wear cocktail rings to dressy formal occasions; hence, they are also called dress rings. These days, a dress ring can be worn to many different types of occasions or even as part of a casual outfit. There is no one set style for a cocktail or dress ring.

Plain gold rings heavy could be in white gold, yellow gold, or rose gold. Gold trio is basically three different kinds of gold in slim bands stacked to form one wide ring. Plain gold rings can have a wide flat surface commonly called pipe cut or it can have a slight dome surface. Others have an arc in the metal at the front of the band, also known as high dome, creating a larger surface area for decoration.

Other plain gold rings heavy cuts have a flared surface, either full or just at the top of the ring. These are excellent for design. Decorative patterns like twirl or floral design gives a more feminine look. These rings can also have traditional designs like the Celtic knot or the Irish Claddagh ring which can be worn by both men and women. Traditionally, the Irish Claddagh ring is a symbol of love, loyalty and friendship. How it is worn represents the wearer's relationship status. For example, if it is on right hand with the point of the heart toward the fingertips, the wearer is single and may be looking for love. If the point of the heart toward the wrist, the wearer is in a relationship, suggesting their heart has been $#34;captured". If the ring is on the left hand with the point of the heart toward the fingertips, the wearer is engaged. If the point of the heart toward the wrist, this suggests the wearer is married.

When choosing a wide ring, you must consider buying half a size larger. Perfect fitting rings should be hardly felt. Visit your Back to top ^