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9ct Yellow Gold Diamond Three Rows Ring 9ct Yellow Gold Diamond Three Rows Ring
10% OFF
 
€ 550.00
€ 495.00 with extra 10%
 
9ct White Gold 0.27ct Diamond Illusion Set Cluster Ring 9ct White Gold 0.27ct Diamond Illusion Set Cluster Ring
10% OFF
 
€ 850.00
€ 765.00 with extra 10%
 
9ct White & Yellow Gold Pave Diamond Centre Band Ring 9ct White & Yellow Gold Pave Diamond Centre Band Ring
10% OFF
 
€ 595.00
€ 535.50 with extra 10%
 
9ct White Gold Diamond Centre Matte & Polished Band Ring 9ct White Gold Diamond Centre Matte & Polished Band Ring
10% OFF
 
€ 625.00
€ 562.50 with extra 10%
 
9ct Yellow Gold Diamond Lightning Bolt Shaped Ring 9ct Yellow Gold Diamond Lightning Bolt Shaped Ring
10% OFF
 
€ 625.00
€ 562.50 with extra 10%
 
18ct White Gold 0.50ct Diamond Illusion Solitaire Pave Shoulders Ring 18ct White Gold 0.50ct Diamond Illusion Solitaire Pave Shoulders Ring
10% OFF
9ct White Gold Round Amethyst Centre 0.02ct Diamond Side Ring 9ct White Gold Round Amethyst Centre 0.02ct Diamond Side Ring
10% OFF
9ct White Gold Oval Tanzanite Centre Diamond Cluster Ring 9ct White Gold Oval Tanzanite Centre Diamond Cluster Ring
10% OFF
 
€ 725.00
€ 652.50 with extra 10%
 

Frequently Asked Questions


Men started wearing wedding rings in western cultures around the early 20th century. It gained popularity during World War II when soldiers wore rings as a symbol of their commitment to their spouses. Since then, it has become more common and accepted for men to wear wedding rings as a sign of their marital status.
Wearing wedding rings on the left hand has a historical significance. It’s believed that ancient Egyptians thought a vein, known as the ‘vein of love’, ran directly from the heart to the fourth finger of the left hand. So, wearing a wedding ring on this finger symbolises the eternal bond and love between spouses. In addition, the left hand is often less used and so this reduces the chances of damaging or losing the ring.
Wedding rings symbolise eternal love and commitment between partners. They serve as a tangible reminder of the vows made on the wedding day, representing a lifelong promise to stand by each other through thick and thin. The circular shape of the ring signifies infinity and unity, reflecting the unbreakable bond shared by the couple.
The best time to buy wedding rings is ideally a few months before the wedding. This allows enough time for research, customisation, sizing, and any potential changes. It's important to take time to consider factors like budget, style preference, and desired materials to ensure a perfect and meaningful symbol of love for your special day.
Wedding rings vary in price depending on various factors such as material, design, brand and much more. At Fraser Hart, our collection of wedding rings ranges from £55 to £4,000.
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