Symbolic Rings Perfect for the Day You Take (or Renew) Your Wedding Vows Angara (2025)

December 2024December 2023 | 4 minutes read

Wedding vows, or as we like to call them, the most important speech you’ll ever give in your life, are an incredibly meaningful and personal expression of your love. Because in a world filled with fleeting trends and disposable relationships, finding a love that stands the test of time is like stumbling upon a unicorn in a crowded city street – rare, magical and likely to attract a lot of curious onlookers.

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So, when it comes to taking that plunge into holy matrimony or renewing yourwedding vows, why not do it with rings that set an equally strong foundation of your unity?

Enter: Our collection of marriage andwedding vow renewal rings.

Gorgeous and heartfelt, pick from these 6 ring styles that’ll match your unique wedding vows most beautifully. (Sentimental tears from the guests forecasted)

Symbolic Rings to Match Your Wedding Vows

1. Eternity Rings

If you’re the kind of couple whose love is so timeless it could rival a Shakespearean sonnet, an eternity ring is the perfect accompaniment for yourtraditional wedding vows.

A classic through and through, this ring features an endless row of diamonds or colored gemstones on the circumference.Thus, it wonderfully showcases the never-ending love between you and your partner. And if that isn’t reason enough for you to get it, we don’t know what is.

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2. Infinity Rings

Want to take yoursimple wedding vowsto the next level?Buy an infinity ringand slip it on your wife’s finger at the end of your speech!

Butwhat exactly does infinity jewelry represent, you ask?Limitless love, of course!

Flaunting an infinity ring is a great way of telling the world, “Our love is so vast that even the concept of numbers can’t contain it.”

Who says math can’t be romantic?We bet John Wallis, the introducer of the infinity symbol, didn’t. *wink*

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3. Three-Stone Rings

Speaking of rings perfect for the day you takewedding vows for her, the three-stone ring is on point if you’re planning on making a speech that highlights the path your love has taken.

The reason? Well, to begin with, the three-stone ring isn’t just a piece of jewelry; it’s a story on your finger. Representing the past, present and future of your relationship, each stone is a sparkly reminder of the rollercoaster ride you’ve embarked on together.

The symbolism of three-stone rings doesn’t end here. Some folks believe the three stones also represent fidelity, love and friendship, i.e., the holy trinity of a successful marriage. It’s like having a tiny reminder of a strong relationship’s building blocks on your finger.

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4. Solitaire Rings

Featuring a single stone, this ring style is the epitome of simplicity and elegance. It symbolizes the love, strength and purity that you and your partner share… which is just a fancy way of saying, “I promise not to eat the last slice of pizza without asking.”And in our opinion, that’s what makes it the perfect match for everyone’s favoritestandard wedding vows. Cue ‘in sickness and in health.’

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5.Two-Stone Rings

Found the Robin to your Batman, wrote thebest wedding vows for herbut can’t find the perfect ring to match? Consider the two-stone ring.

Featuring two gems snuggled side-by-side, the Toi et Moi ring (French for ‘you and me’) signifies the inseparable connection between two souls. It is a delightful representation of the dynamic duo you two make and would also make a fabulous note to end your funny yet heartwarming wedding vows on.

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6. Heart-Shaped Rings

Is your bae an outspoken romantic who’s all about the grand gesture? If so, our heart-shaped wedding ring is the perfect partner for your OTT weddingvows for her.

Shaped like the universal symbol of love, this ring practically screams, “I’m head over heels in love and I want the world to know it!”

That makes it a total winner in our books.

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