Engagement rings have been reliably traced as far back in humanity's history as the ancient Romans, and today, they are known all over the world as a symbol of a couple's love, affection and commitment to a life together. While the term "engagement ring" is a universal term, however, the notion of just what the perfect engagement ring consists of is not.
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Engagement rings and diamonds had long become synonymous with one another. This sparkling stone has been associated with the unbreakable bond between two couples. But diamonds are not only the gemstones that can be used for engagement rings. Since diamonds are not for everyone, it's good to know that there other alternatives for this traditional gem.
To begin with, historically speaking diamonds were not the sole gems used in engagement or betrothal rings. Early rings were made either from strands of strands of braided grass, hair, a single silver or gold wire. Stones used for the more complex rings were may be sapphires, rubies, and emeralds.
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