Top 10 Diamond Wedding Rings

Giving a ring as an indication of assurance to be wedded isn't an especially new one. The Romans were known to swap unassuming assurance to be wedded rings of iron; in later periods they changed over to gold. The rings' fame hit a respite for many years before lifting move down in the twelfth century, when Pope Innocent III set out some new guidelines about weddings. All weddings needed to happen in a congregation, and the lady of the hour needed to get a ring. In addition, couples needed to watch another holding up period between their pre-wedding assurance and marriage. European nobles started giving wedding bands to their beloveds while they tallied during the time until they could really marry.