* Rings representing love, betrothal and marriage probably are worn today at least as much for symbolic reasons as for ornament. Which statement is true?
* Richly ornamented wedding bands were popular during the Renaissance, but when Mary Tudor, queen of England, was asked which style and gems she preferred, she requested a plain hoop of gold with no decoration. What reason did she give?
* Placement of the wedding ring has varied, depending on the customs of the time. On which finger(s) have wedding rings been worn?
* Platinum first became a popular metal for wedding rings at approximately what time?
* Has it always been considered bad luck to be married with a second-hand ring?
* Rings made in the 14th-17th century are often found with secret messages engraved inside that only the wearer knew. What name is given to these?