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Rings with Diamonds
Published statistics prove that the two items of jewellery men most love to wear are wristwatches and rings; with a large proportion of the males surveyed indicating they would wear more jewellery if they thought it would make them look sexy!
The recent fashion of the Right Hand Ring which appeared on all the catwalks during 2005 and more recently at the Oscars, has opened up all sorts of possibilities to men as they no longer need to feel the purchase of a ring for someone is a proposal of marriage and they can now wear a diamond ring without it denoting they are engaged or married.
Because a man does not usually wear an engagement ring, often the wedding ring is the only piece of jewellery on his fingers. Women tend to use their engagement ring as the more traditional method of displaying diamonds, and men are now doing the same thing but in their wedding ring.
They are often seen proudly wearing a ring set with a single solitaire or several small diamonds. And often the setting and ring material is more important to him than the actual stones. This is because many men work with their hands and it is better to better to invest in a diamond ring made from one of the modern durable metals such as titanium, platinum, stainless steel or carbon fibre.
It is also important to choose a setting which suits your lifestyle and does not have diamonds which are displayed very prominently and proud of the ring band. These are likely to get chipped or damaged if you have if you have a profession where you get your hands dirty of play a very physical sport.
A man’s diamond ring needs to be wide so that it is in proportion to his hand, and this larger band also means that the setting can be as ornate and detailed as you want. It can also hold more diamonds and speak volumes about the wearer giving off a message of wealth and power with the words “look at me, I can afford this” displayed on his finger,
