jewelry ring for woman 3d model for print 3D print model

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A ring is a round band of metal, typically worn as ornamental jewelry on the fingers, ears, necks, arms, and toes. The term ring alone usually refers specifically to finger jewelry, but when used elsewhere, it is necessary to specify the body part being adorned. For example, earrings are neck rings, arm bands are not rings because they are worn loosely like a bracelet. Finger rings may be made from any hard material: wood, bone, stone, metal, glass, gemstones or plastic. They often feature precious stones such as diamonds, rubies, sapphires or emeralds. Although some people wear finger jewelry purely for aesthetics or to flaunt their wealth, many others carry symbolic significance tied to marriage, notable accomplishments, social status or membership in certain groups. People sometimes choose finger jewelry that carries special insignia to leave an impression on a wax seal or conceal small items inside. Finger jewelry also plays an essential role in various myths, fables and fictional tales as possessing mystical powers. Rings have been designed in numerous materials including wood, bone, stone, metal, glass and plastic. Often they are set with precious stones such as diamond, ruby, sapphire, emerald, etc., or with other types of stone and glass. Despite being used for mere decorations, or showcasing wealth some rings bear deep symbolism related to relationships like marriage and notable accomplishments. They may be designed with logos which can leave an impression on wax seal or carry tiny storage compartment. A circle made from metal is a kind of ornament jewelry that we typically put on our fingers, ears, necks, arms or toes. Using just 'ring' alone will almost certainly be referring to the jewelry worn around your finger however when referring to any other part of body being adorned it should specify where you have this type. An example for earring, an ear is ring, arm ring aren't actually considered a proper one as it doesn't hug or perfectly fit like actual one would. In mythology, fairytales and even movies, the power attributed to jewelry seems always spiritual in nature but there are people that use their simply for mere ornaments, which ofcourse some can use their jewellery for show of their money status. They serve other important functions beyond just serving as adornment; such example including ties to marriage or exceptional accomplishments amongst many more similar functions