Download Design Wedding Ring APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 2.0 |
| Update | 6 years ago |
| Size | 5.09 MB (5,340,739 bytes) |
| Developer | bekance |
| Category | Apps, Entertainment |
| Package Name | com.DesignWeddingRing.bekance |
| OS | 2.3 and up |
Design Wedding Ring APPLICATION description
This app features interesting wedding ring designs.
The history and symbolism behind the tradition of wearing a wedding ring and why, in most western cultures, it is worn on the fourth finger of the left hand, otherwise known as the ring finger.
Wedding rings today are a billion sentiment of love, but no one can really say for sure when this age old tradition actually started. Some believe that the oldest recorded exchange of wedding rings comes from ancient Egypt, about 4800 years ago. Sedges, rushes and reeds, growing alongside the well-known papyrus were twisted and braided into rings for fingers an other decorative ornaments worn by the women in those days.
Signet rings, used as a personal signature, continued to be used by the Greeks and Romans. It is said that the signet inspired some of the earliest known betrothal rings in Rome. In Egypt they exchanged rings as gifts of devotion, then in Greece they gave rings to lovers featuring Eros the god of love or his cherubs. But it is believed that it was the Romans who linked the ring to marriage. Most commonly with a fede ring, depicting two hands clasping in love or agreement. These designs could be made in solid gold or carved in stone, like a signet, often in cornelian, aquamarine, garnet, or onyx.
Wedding rings today are a billion sentiment of love, but no one can really say for sure when this age old tradition actually started. Some believe that the oldest recorded exchange of wedding rings comes from ancient Egypt, about 4800 years ago. Sedges, rushes and reeds, growing alongside the well-known papyrus were twisted and braided into rings for fingers an other decorative ornaments worn by the women in those days.
Signet rings, used as a personal signature, continued to be used by the Greeks and Romans. It is said that the signet inspired some of the earliest known betrothal rings in Rome. In Egypt they exchanged rings as gifts of devotion, then in Greece they gave rings to lovers featuring Eros the god of love or his cherubs. But it is believed that it was the Romans who linked the ring to marriage. Most commonly with a fede ring, depicting two hands clasping in love or agreement. These designs could be made in solid gold or carved in stone, like a signet, often in cornelian, aquamarine, garnet, or onyx.
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