The significance of wedding ring

A wedding ring could be the oldest and most universal symbol of marriage. There is much significance within a ring. First of all, the ring's circular shape represents perfection and never-ending love.
A wedding ring is always put on the third finger of the wearer, because in ancient time Egyptians believe this finger achieves the heart through veins, thus the ring will be full of devoted vows in the heart. Besides, according to Romans’ thoughts, the third finger is guarded by the Apollo. As a result, wearing a wedding ring on this finger, especially the diamond ring containing the power of the Sun, will collect more power to strengthen the couple’s love.
It is well known that a wedding ring is a token of possession, but rather than symbolising a man possessing a woman, it is the woman's possession of something valuable given by the man. Hence the current practice of using a precious metal, such as gold, platinum or titanium.
As you may have heard before, a wedding ring symbolizes eternity, endlessness, and something that cannot be broken. Wedding rings are given as a token of unending love for each other. Traditionally, as a symbol of strength in the marriage, wedding rings are made from a metal.
Moreover, there is also an interesting saying. Circles have always enjoyed a universal perception of having strong magical properties. And with such magical power, a ring around the heart would surely protect a person from evil spirits.
Anyhow, the wedding ring is a sacred thing that will witness the couple’s devoted love. Wearing the rings, lovers will carry the love and the responsibilities for each other everywhere.