Ring and Earring for women jewelry model 3D print model

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A ring is typically a circular band made of metal that serves as decorative jewelry. By itself, the term "ring" usually refers specifically to finger rings, but when used elsewhere on the body, the part it is attached to is specified, such as earrings, neck rings, arm rings, and toe rings. Rings must fit tightly around or within the part of the body they are intended for; bands that hang loosely like bracelets do not qualify as rings. A ring can be made from almost any hard material: wood, bone, stone, metal, glass, gemstone, or plastic. They may also feature embedded gems, such as diamonds, rubies, sapphires, or emeralds, or other types of stones and glasses. While some people wear rings primarily as decorations or displays of wealth, they have significant meanings in the context of marriage, achievements that surpass the ordinary, elevated social status, leadership roles, or membership in certain groups. Rings can be designed with engravings to create an impression on wax seals, or have compartments where small objects may be concealed. In fiction, myths, and stories, rings are often imbued with mystical powers or extraordinary capabilities. A ring is usually a circular band of metal used for ornamental jewelry. By default, the term "ring" denotes finger rings, but when used as adornment elsewhere on the body, the specific part of the body must be mentioned. Examples include earrings, neck rings, arm bands, and toe bands. To be considered a ring, it must fit snugly around or in its designated area, which means loosely worn items such as bracelets are not classified as rings. A ring can be made from almost any hard material like wood, bone, stone, metal, glass, gemstone, or plastic. A variety of gemstones, including diamonds, rubies, sapphires, and emeralds, may be set in the band to add additional visual appeal. In reality, people often wear rings simply as decorations, but their importance extends beyond that in some contexts. Rings are sometimes imbued with spiritual significance or serve as a symbol of authority. A ring is typically made from metal into a circular band designed for use as jewelry. Usually, "ring" specifically refers to a finger ring, yet if the piece of jewelry is placed elsewhere on the body it gets identified, like earrings, arm rings, toe rings etc.. In general, people place bands that can not easily slip over a body part on a specific spot but must stay in one location which excludes pieces like armbands that hang from wrists like they do. Some very strong material that are often durable and do withstand extreme weather include plastic and metal made from glass which makes them possible for construction into decorative adornments to make into jewelry such as rings and necklaces that people may decorate with shiny materials or metals which come from precious gems including emeralds, rubies, sapphires etc..