Rings are one of the most important ornaments from ancient time as a sign of adornment, power and identification for by movements of the hands, rings are in constant display. A hand with long fingers is accentuated by a ring with small round setting, it is better to wear larger oval, Marquise or Emerald-cut shapes. A little finger ring may help to diminish the length of the hand, whereas the same thing on a square hand will only emphasize the squareness.

A Sandblasted or wire brushed finish is very attractive, but if used on a surface that is subjected to normal wear, the effect will last only for a short time. It is preferable to use these finishes on surfaces what are depressed or otherwise protected from normal wear; otherwise they will tend to wear off, leaving a smooth finish in time. Raised borders on the shank of a ring may be polished and depressed areas sandblasted. Large areas of polished white or platinum should be avoided

Rings are an important costuming accent, though finger rings are often simple circular band of gold, silver or other decorative material slipped on to a finger gives the manifestation of royal ring. With the meticulous crafting of the three main parts of a ring-Its Shank/band, Shoulder and under bezel.

Components of a Ring

Shank-The part of the Ring that fits around the finger is called Shank or the Band. Types of Shanks are Flat Band, Half Round, Knife edge Band & Concave band.

Under Bezel-The part of the ring that rests on top of the finger and to which the shank and gallery are attached, some times an integral part of the shank to which the stone setting is joined.