Men's Ring Is A Thing

AS AN UNMARRIED WOMAN NEARING 30, I can’t help but roll my eyes a little every time a new “Wedding Ring Design” graces my Instagram feed. Today, though, I nearly fell out my chair when I learned that mengagement rings—yes, that’s Men's Ring Design for an engagement ring—are officially trending. It’s true. Way to steal our thunder, guys.

Today purchasing a Gold Ring Design For Man has now become the status quo of identifying yourself as one who is already taken and ready for marriage but have you ever played with the rock or band on your hand and thought about its history? Since it's not specified in the bible or the oldest documents that give detailed accounts of practices before marriage in time passed.

The popular Gold Ring Design For Man of the modern age had its beginning as recent as the 19th century and wasn't always a symbol of undying affection, it was more or less the first part payment of the bride price to be paid to the bride's family but handed over and worn by the bride. It was a kind of insurance provided for the woman, in case the prospective partner which was always the man at that time disbands the marriage thereby compromising the woman's virtue and appeal to other men.

Might Marilyn Monroe be rolling in her grave right now to learn that celebs like Ed Sheeran and Michael Bublé are making a mockery of a girl’s best friend with rocks of their own? Perhaps. But, it turns out, we did this to ourselves.

Per Yolanda Spence, manager of the Clear Lake outpost of Robbins Brothers: The Engagement Ring Store, women are the primary purchasers of engagement ring, and the market’s only growing. Both sales and searches for men’s engagement rings are up over 66 percent over last year, and the trend shows no sign of slowing.

We surmise the thinking behind mengagement rings is two-pronged: it’s a token of a lady’s affection for her man, of course, but also a way to show the world he’s off the market, too, the same way a shiny rock on a certain finger will (usually) ward off over-eager dudes at bars. But, unlike so many other symbolic gestures, this one isn’t generational. It’s pretty new.

Men of all ages are taking part, and retailers are responding in kind. Robbins Brothers are stocking more styles and material options than ever before, Spence says, and some men are even getting wedding bands to replace their engagement rings.

So, where to begin? Spence suggests following the same diamond-shopping advice you’ve probably heard by now and mind the four Cs—cut, clarity, color, and carat. Of course, each aspect will impact how much you’re spending, but retailers offer flexible financing options to help you swing your man a princess cut. Our advice: Just don’t let his jewelry outshine yours, and you’ll be as golden as the ring you place on his finger.

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