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Tungsten Carbide 8 mm (5/16 in) Comfort Fit Flat Wedding Band Ring w/ Brushed Center & Beveled Edge (Available in Sizes 8 to 11)
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Previously available only at boutique stores within luxury hotels, Ozeri is proud to introduce its two most popular Tungsten Carbide rings to the mass market. Ozeri's Tungsten Carbide Rings are completely cobalt free and rank next to Diamonds as the 2nd hardest material in the world. Designed to forever keep their shine, Ozeri Tungsten Rings boast high polish, center brushed, and beveled edge designs. With the flawless characteristics of Tungsten Carbide, these Ozeri Rings make for timeless wedding bands and fashionable unisex accessories.
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7MM Stainless Steel Ring With Engraved Florentine Design Sizes 5 to 10
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This beautiful ring is 7MM in width and comfort fit. It is all high polish with Florentine laser etched design. Our Stainless Steel rings are hypoallergenic. All rings come with a 100% Money Back Guarantee and a FREE ring box.
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LWRS043 Nickel Free .925 Sterling Silver Irish Claddagh Friendship and Love Band Polished Finished Ring Size 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
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: - Gem Avenue sku # LWRS043
- .925 Sterling Silver Ring
- High polish Irish Claddagh Ring
- Excellent Quality Silver Ring
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This High polish Irish Claddagh Friendship and Love Ring is a perfect blend of style and tradition. Made of Nickel Free Sterling Silver. Ring will be shipped in a Free gift box making it easy for you to surprise your special someone.
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Platinum Plated Sterling Silver "100 Facets Collection" Cubic Zirconia Three-Stone Ring
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Wear the look of luxury at an affordable price with the Platinum Plated Sterling Silver "100 Facets Collection" Cubic Zirconia Three-Stone Ring. This detailed ring contains three round-shaped clear cubic zirconia stones. The center stone is slightly larger than the stones that sit on either side of it, creating additional bling and depth on the ring. The side detailing on the band is exquisite with cut-out diamond shapes and a zigzag pattern that runs along each of the 4-prong settings.
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Unique Titanium Ring Wedding Band with Lab-grade Diamonds Sizes 9 to 14 - Black Knight
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The brilliance of this unique band is a symbol of an enigmatic persona. It is crafted in black titanium and features signature 0.75 ct. tw. lab-grade diamonds, which are set in a unique display of 6 stones on the face and 3 stones on the side. Titanium is a very lightweight metal but approximately seven times stronger than platinum. These characteristics along with its astonishing luster, makes this metal highly desirable and distinctive. This item is hypoallergenic and comes with a FREE pinstriped gift box, velour drawstring pouch, warranty & company booklet, and 100% money back guarantee. FREE shipping on all AshMil items.
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Question : RinGs .? !?
im looking for a ring && hopefully you guys have some cute ones. i've looked through some cute ones, but i dont wanna spend too much on it. can yall help me find a cute on ?tips.*i love rhinestones*it has to be silverP.S if you wear the ring a lot withh it turn your finger green ?do i take it off at night or something ?
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I found some absolutely adorable ones!!http://juicycouture.neimanmarcus.com/store/catalog/prod.jhtml?itemId=prod2650002&parentId=cat1 303&masterId=cat121&cmCat=cat000000cat103cat121cat1303&index=4&tid=P9http://www.tiffany.com/shopping /item.aspx?sku=GRP00013&cid=96684&mcat=148204&menu=1http://shop.nordstrom.com/C/2375354/0~2376779~60 08000~2374604~2375354?mediumthumbnail=Y&origin=leftnav&pbo=2375354And yeah it might turn your finger green if it's on all the time so yeah, I suggest taking it off at night.I hope I helped =D
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Question : RIngs...??
Ok so I need a commitment ring for my girlfriend!! Just something small and cute to show her how much I care and I was wondering if anyone knew where I could find one online?? Thanks!Ok so guess I should have told you that I am a college students so the money is alittle tight
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Any competent jewelry store should be able to get you anything you want, they just want your money anyway. I suggest skipping all that, like I did with my partner of 27 years, and buy her a silver or gold ring with her favorite stone, design...what she likes. At the time, mine was into black hills gold which was popular at the time. I believe this sentimentality will last years longer than any "processed promissory ring" mass produced. Just a thought.
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Question : How do I properly exchange wedding rings if bride has a band set?
My soon to be wife's wedding ring is a 2 piece set: engagement ring and a wedding band. How do I exchange rings during the ceremony? Should she already have the engagement ring on, and I just add the wedding band? Or should both her engagement ring and wedding band be on the ring pillow and I put both on her? If so, one at a time or simultaneously?
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I'm assuming they aren't soldered together. They are still 2 seperate pieces. There are a couple options for the engagement ring during the ceremony.Now, for the most part, the wedding band goes on the bottom of the finger with the engagement ring ontop (some old tradition of it being closest to your heart) So for the engagement ring:1. She can hand it to her MOH to hold during the ceremony and put it back on right after.2. She can put it on her right hand and put it back on the proper finger afterwards (this is what I'm doing)3. She can leave it on and just switch them around afterwards.4. She can put it on the ring pillow and have you put both on her hand. Personally I'm not a fan of this way because you give her the engagement ring when you propose and the wedding band when you marry. One should not be given at the opposite time. Does that wording make sense? lol
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Question : How would the rings of Saturn be different if Saturn had no moons?
How would the rings of Saturn be different if Saturn had no moons (yet somehow still had rings anyway)? Explain two reasons for the differences.
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- Some of the moons act like "shepherds". These are moons orbiting near the outer edges of rings or in gaps. The gravity of shepherd moons results in sharp edges to the ring, as material that drifts too close to the moon's orbit is deflected back, ejected or accreted by the moon.- Sometimes moons supply material to the rings, either by tidal forces or collisions of the moon with ring particles. Here is a famous photo from the Cassini mission where Enceladus is doing just that: http://www.agnld.uni-potsdam.de/~jschmidt/PlumeModel/EnceladusInTorus.jpg
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Question : ??????? RINGS ??????
if R1, R2 ,... , Rn are commutative rings with unity, show that U (R1 + R2 +...+Rn) = U(R1) + U(R2) + .... +U(Rn)note:U(R) is the group of units of Rand + is the external direct product
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On the one hand, suppose u1, u2, ..., u_n are units of R1,...,Rn respectively, with inverses v1, v2, ..., v_n. Then clearly (u1,u2,...,u_n) is a unit in R1+R2+...+Rn, since (v1,v2,...,v_n) is an inverse. Hence U(R1) + U(R2) + .... +U(Rn) ⊆ U (R1 + R2 +...+Rn).On the other hand, let X=(x1,x2,...,x_n) ∈ U(R1+R2+...+Rn). By definition, there is an element Xˉ¹ = (y1,y2,...,y_n) ∈ R1+R2+...+Rn.But this means that x1·y1=y1·x1=e, x2·y2=y2·x2=e, ..., x_n·y_n=y_n·x_n=e (where e is the identity element), whence each x_i∈U(Ri). Hence U (R1 + R2 +...+Rn) ⊆ U(R1) + U(R2) + .... +U(Rn), and thereforeU (R1 + R2 +...+Rn) = U(R1) + U(R2) + .... +U(Rn).§
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Question : How often do slip rings fail on oil drilling rigs and how long does it take to replace the failed ring?
I am interested in slip ring reliability on oil drilling platforms. What is the average cost of a failure in a slip ring? What is the time taken to replace a failed slip ring? How much do slip rings for oil drilling applications typically cost? Any information much appreciated.
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Metals are by nature hard and after mixing in it with oils it slip there so avoid to use of oils while you are wearing rings.........
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Question : What's the difference between Chastity rings and Purity rings?
I don't know if there is like a huge difference or none at all between Chastity rings and Purity rings. I would like to know the difference and appreciate it if someone response, :] also what happens if you break the promise, when having(or wearing) one of these rings? Do you go to hell?
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Both are ridiculous. Purity and chastity should be in your heart, not worn on your finger (or sleeve!)
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Question : What makes signet rings so important for noble and armigerous families?
Are they symbolic of some sort of succession? Given by the father to the oldest son as symbol of his trust and blessing to succeed to him? I know the history of signet rings and how they originate from Ancient Rome, but how about their meaning in the middle ages? How about their meaning now? Are they just an accessory? Do they still mean something in an age in which every common folksman can wear a signet ring even if he is not entitled to do so? Is it still used as a method of visual recognition of nobility or gentry?
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Simply, they are seals.Official documents were once sealed, to prove their authenticity, and in place of signatures when people could not write. Seals are still used, e.g., in Canada a bill becomes law after receiving Royal Assent, and then the Great Seal of Canada is used to seal the document. (Each sovereign has their own Great Seal.) A deed can be "signed, sealed, and delivered," although many "seals" nowadays are simply a gold foil circle with a sticky back, which can be bought at any stationary store.A convenient way to carry the seal is on a ring. As you suggested, this goes back to at least Roman times, which is long before Heraldry even existed. Being on a ring keeps it safe, as it cannot be used to "sign" things when the owner is not actually present (if it were stolen, for example). When an armiger dies, his heir will typically inherit the seal ring. No-one else can use it anyway. Sadly, my grandfather was buried with his, as my aunt could not bear to take if off of his finger! I have a wax impression of it, but I have to get a new one made. They are pretty expensive!A "signet" ring is often the initial, or initials of the person. Armigers usually use the crest, or sometimes the shield, engraved "imbroglio," which means backwards. This is done so that everything looks correct on the seal itself.Someone wearing one is an armiger, and therefore a gentleman, unless he is pretending to arms - all to common these days. Still, with the price of them, etc., someone wearing one will at least be a bit special - or pretentious. Take your pick!
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Question : What is the difference between engagement and wedding rings?
Are they actually separate or do the engagement rings become the wedding rings? Also, guys give rings to girls, but does it go the other way too? Or does the guy get both? And do the rings have to match? Or is the guys ring different? Do wedding rings have to be like gold or diamonds?
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An engagement ring (usually a diamond in the US) is given to a woman as a promise to marry. It is like collateral for the marriage. If you break up you have to return the ring. Same as if you propose to your boyfriend and give him an engagement ring (this practice is becoming more popular).Sometimes an engagement ring if it is a band of gold with writing on it (sometimes called a posy ring) can be used as both a wedding ring and an engagement ring, especially if the person doesn't like to wear two rings. You can find posy rings on the internet.A wedding ring symbolizes the actual marriage itself. That is usually a band of gold, sometimes with diamonds, sometimes not. It solidifies the union itself.Rings do not have to match. It is up to the individual couple on what they prefer.After the marriage if you divorce, both rings are yours forever because you went through with the marriage.
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Question : What is the difference between wedding rings engagement rings and?
My sister is going to be engaged next month. She asked me to go with her next week to help her choose the engagement rings. Before going to the jewelry shop I want to know what is the difference between wedding rings and engagement rings. Do people wear the same rings on their marriage ?
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Engagement rings and wedding rings are different both in appearance and symbolism. Generally engagement rings are worn prior to marriage to signify one’s engaged status. The most common engagement rings are diamond solitaires, though engagement rings can be any color or choice of stone depending upon taste.Like wedding rings, engagement rings tend to be worn on the left hand ring finger. They are often purchased alone, or they may be sold as part of a set. When the person is married, the wedding ring portion of the set is added and tends to be worn below the engagement ring on the ring finger of the left hand.Wedding rings can also be sold separately from engagement rings and may be comparatively simple in design. Simple gold or platinum bands are still quite popular for both men and women. It’s a good idea to choose from engagement rings that will fit with a wedding band, or alternately to purchase a set if the ring has any designs that might make it incompatible with a simple band.Some wedding rings, especially in a set can also be quite elaborate. They may include diamonds or other stones that set off engagement rings beautifully. If engagement rings have peculiarities in shape and are not sold in a set, an alternative to purchasing a band that does not match is having one designed to fit with the engagement ring.Further, often engagement rings and wedding rings that are designed to go together may be welded in the back to reduce friction of the rings rubbing together. Friction will ultimately wear the rings down, particularly if they are 14 karat gold or higher. Most jewelry stores can perform this simple operation a few days before a marriage takes place so women do not have to be without their engagement rings for long.It is generally customary for women to wear engagement rings. There are male engagement rings but these are less common. Generally both new husband and wife will wear wedding rings. Unlike engagement rings, wedding rings are usually not worn until after a marriage has taken place. While a diamond solitaire on the left ring finger may indicate a lady’s engagement, a simple band worn on the left hand ring finger by either a man or a woman signifies that the person is married.
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