Most UK women wear both rings on the left ring finger, but plenty wear one. Tradition, practical reasons, and making two rings sit together.

Gold, platinum and silver rings resize easily. Tungsten, titanium and ceramic cannot. What it costs, how long it takes, and when to replace instead.

Three ways to insure a UK wedding ring, what drives the premium, why you insure replacement cost not receipt price, and the small print to check.

There is no legal definition. A ring becomes a wedding ring by how it is given and worn. Here is what good ones have in common, and why.

What a UK wedding ring valuation costs, the different types of value, who should do it, and whether you need one to insure your ring.

When to start, what metal, which style, how to size it and where to buy. The seven steps in the order that stops you buying twice.

Four ways to measure your ring size at home, a full UK size chart in millimetres, and the width and knuckle traps to avoid.

On or off at night is your choice. What is not optional is the habit that keeps it safe. How rings really get lost, and how to stop it.

The real history of the wedding ring from Egypt and Rome to lab-grown diamonds, and the popular myths worth correcting.

The wedding band goes on first, closest to the palm, with the engagement ring above it. Here is why, and when to break the tradition.