What piece of jewellery is more tied to emotion than the wedding ring? While an engagement ring signifies a promise, the
wedding ring symbolizes the actual fulfilment of that promise, the marriage itself. It transcends adornment: it is an integral
extension of the wedding vows themselves: "With this ring, I thee wed." We pledge our troth, we promise to love and honour
and we exchange wedding rings as the symbol of that pledge.

This small circle of metal is a very potent and significant jewel. The unbroken circle symbolizes eternal love, a continuing,
endless flow through time. This universal symbol has been an important part of the wedding ceremony for more than five
centuries. Isn't it romantic to think that you and your life partner are linked by this ancient tradition to brides and grooms who
exchanged their vows through the ages? It not only symbolizes this union.

Finding Your Style
But which ring is right for you? Which one captures the full sense of that tradition? Here are some hints on how to figure out just what it is
that you and your partner want to wear on your ring fingers from this day forth. Of all the choices you will make for your special day, only
the wedding ring will endure. As beautiful as your day turns out, it is only the ring will be close to you every day, a beautiful symbol and
reminder of the day you took your vows.

Whether you choose gold or platinum, or a ring set with diamonds, your wedding ring should reflect your style, your personality and your
taste. It should be a pleasure to choose your wedding ring. Whether you choose flat or round, comfort or flat comfort, all our wedding
rings are available in 18carat yellow gold, white gold or platinum.

Whether you prefer a traditional rounded brightly polished ring or a more modern flat surfaced and square edge style Joseph Sterling
have selected a definitive range of popular styles, finishes and metals.