H2: A world of stylish rings for women awaits 

They say no two fingers are the same and that is a fact – when you take a look at your own hand, you will see that every finger is different; as a matter of fact, your fingers on your right hand will not be identical to the ones on the left. Which is why, when you are looking to deck up these very fingers, just any old plain rings for women will not do! You need something that will make your fingers look great, without causing discomfort, because at the end of the day, being a visible part of your body, how you accessorise your fingers will also have a role to play in your look! 

When you come to a sustainable products marketplace like Meolaa, you can be sure that everything you pick will be the better option – it will be safer for you, in comparison to a whole host of other products. And more importantly, it will be the better option for the planet too, because all the rings (and every other product) that you can find here is made with materials that is ecofriendly, recyclable or clean. So, when you shop here, you can be sure that you are picking something that has been made with a conscience and will be easy to return to the planet too! 

The past and present of women rings

If one were to take a look at the history of finger rings, it would be a long and varied one - rings for women were not only a symbol of status and wealth, but also love and religious beliefs. 

• In ancient civilizations, such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, and the Indus Valley, the first mentions of finger rings can be found. Those rings would be made using materials such as bone, leather or metal. 

• Egyptians used rings as symbols of eternity, with the circular shape representing the unending cycle of life. Rings were also worn to signify social status, and some were intricately designed with gemstones and precious metals.

• In Roman society, rings were initially worn primarily by the elite. Signet rings, in particular, were used to imprint a seal in wax or clay, serving as a form of identification or as a mark of authority.

• During the Middle Ages, rings gained religious significance. Ecclesiastical rings were worn by clergy as a symbol of their commitment to the Church, while rings with gemstones were popular among the nobility.

• During the Renaissance, rings became more ornate, featuring intricate designs and gemstones. Posy rings, engraved with romantic poems or messages, gained popularity during this period.

• The Georgian and Victorian eras saw a variety of ring styles, including engagement rings featuring diamonds. And in the late 19th and 20th centuries, fancy rings for women and men, with bold designs, started becoming prominent. 

The endless options of fancy rings for women

When you are in the market for some beautiful rings for women, it would be wise to gain a little insight into the sheer variety that is often on offer. For those who thought that rings were a simple accessory, think again, because at Meolaa, you will find a huge range of options and knowing what you need, might make you a more conscious shopper. 

• Promise rings – These rings are often gifted as a promise of commitment to a loved one and can come in various designs. Promise rings for women are generally more modest than engagement rings.

• Engagement rings - Given during a marriage proposal, these rings typically feature a precious gemstone, often a diamond, set in a precious metal band and they are meant to symbolize the commitment to marry.

• Wedding bands - Exchanged during the wedding ceremony, wedding bands are simple, often matching, rings worn by both partners as a symbol of their marital commitment. Generally made with gold or platinum, these rings can be plain or adorned with diamonds or other gemstones.

• Eternity rings - These rings feature a continuous line of identical gemstones, often diamonds, symbolizing eternal love. They are commonly given on special occasions like anniversaries or the birth of a child.

• Cocktail rings – These large, statement rings with bold designs and often featuring vibrant gemstones are typically worn to social events and parties. At Meolaa, you will be able to find a huge range of cocktail rings, which are perfect for when you want to create a statement! 

• Stackable rings - Delicate and dainty, these rings are designed to be worn together on the same finger. They can be mixed and matched to create a personalized and fashionable look and have become extremely popular in recent times. 

• Vintage and antique rings - Rings with designs inspired by or directly from historical periods, such as Victorian, Art Nouveau, or Art Deco are becoming increasingly popular. These rings are often recognised by the intricate details and unique craftsmanship.

Every finger deserves trendy rings for women

Did you know that wedding rings for women and men would be worn on the ring finger of the left hand, because it is believed that the vein that sits in the finger goes directly to the heart? Rings would be worn on the pinky fingers, because signet rings wouldn’t often fit on any other fingers. The index finger of the right hand is generally where the birthstone rings are worn. At Meolaa, you can find stylish rings for women that can be worn on any finger and you can be sure that they will look great! 

• Sterling silver rings are great for regular use and you can invest in a silver cleaning product, which will allow you to keep the rings looking good as new. 

• You can find rings that are inspired from nature – flowers, birds, animals all come alive on the trendy rings for women that we bring to you. 

• We also bring to you some unique mirror and shell rings, which are great for special occasion wear and when you want to create a statement. 

• Apart from statement and simple rings for women that can be worn on the fingers, there are also toe rings and nose rings that you can find on Meolaa. 

FAQ

• What finger do women wear rings on?

There is no such rule, although wedding and engagement rings are worn on the ring finger of the left hand. Apart from that, you can wear rings on any finger, including the thumb. 

• What materials are used to make finger rings?

Everyday rings for women tend to be made with strong and durable materials such as gold, silver and platinum. But you can find rings made with other materials such as wood and fiber too. 

• How do I choose a ring style?

That depends on you and your personal taste – you can browse through the collection of latest rings for women to pick and choose whatever catches your eye! 

• How many rings is stylish?

Generally, 2 to 4 rings are considered ok – you don’t want to clutter your fingers. 

• What does it mean if a ring is stackable?

Stackable rings have become quite popular and tend to be rings that can be worn, one on top of another, creating stacks.