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After looking at pictures of the women in the royal family i've notice that instead of wearing their wedding ring on the left hand they wear it on the right. Does anyone know why this is?
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Many european countries wear the ring on the right hand Leonie. However, in certain regions of Spain, Catalonia for example, people tend to wear the wedding ring on the left hand.
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A wedding ring or wedding band consists of precious metal ring, in some countries (UK, USA) worn on the base of the left ring finger – the fourth finger (counting from the thumb) of the left hand. In most other parts of the world, it is worn on the right ring finger (e.g. Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Scandinavia, Germany, Poland or Russia).
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I once read that the reason people wear it on the left is because their is a vain that leads to the heart
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Yes, or becouse it's simple if they're right-handed.
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The Byzantines wore their rings on the right because Christs sits to the right of God according to their doctrine. Those who believe through Rome acknowledge the filioque creed and that says that the Holy Spirit may proceed from the saints as well who stand to the left of God. So they wear theirs on the left. The Orthodox cross themselves to the forehead and then to the right shoulder and the Catholics to the forehead and the left shoulder... So it is rooted in these twin cities Rome and Constantinople.
Subject to each's interpretation but I think this is the histrorically correct reason for ring designation. |
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most people in spain wear their ring on the right. Most in catalunya y pais vasco (basque) sometimes wear them on the left.
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I didn't know that there was a certain hand you had to wear your wedding ring on!
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thanks for the answers everyone
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I always thought it was the left hand for both engagement and wedding rings but noticed letizia had her engagement ring on the left hand wedding ring on the right. |
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Letizia wears hers on the right hand. Felipe used to do the same, but at the beginning of 2005 (?) he broke his right hand and had to change for the left one to wear the ring and continues this way till today.
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I always thought you wear an engagement ring on the left hand, and a wedding ring on the right, but I guess I was wrong...
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Most people I know here wear their engagement ring and wedding band on the left hand.
However there have been a couple of married women lately, here in America, that wear their wedding band on their left hand and their engagement ring on the right. |
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