Wedding Rings Sets are symbolic signs of a pair’s wedding, and they’ll be treated with the utmost care and respect. It horrifies me how crudely some folks treat their wedding bands, and it makes me cringe a little whenever I see people manhandle their rings in these various ways:

Biting them
Wedding rings sets may be made of sterling gold or silver, making them tougher and more resistant to damage, but for crying out loud don’t bite into them! The habit will finally wear down the ring’s surface, permanently damaging them over time.

Leaving them around
Yes, toss the eighteen carat gold ring on the settee. It just costs a measly thousand bucks. That is just loose change, and can easily be replaced in the blinking of an eye, right? Not if you are a regular Joe or Jane like me.

Wearing them to the pool
Rule number one when wearing jewelry. Never wear them to the pool, or in any body of water for what it’s worth. Chlorine, salt and minute particles all work together to break down fine jewellery, and wedding rings are not exception. Take them off before taking a dip and you won’t have to worry about any lasting damage.

Tossing them with other jewelry
While wedding rings sets are usually hard and durable, other finer jewelry are not the same. Carelessly mixing them in with other jewellery may result in permanent damage which will completely destroy a piece’s beauty in no time at all. Put them in small cotton or vinyl pouches, and your jewellery will not scratch each other senseless.