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A ring is typically a circular band, predominantly of metal, designed for adornment as jewelry. The term "ring" alone customarily refers specifically to finger rings, however, when worn elsewhere on the body, the location is usually specified, such as earrings, neck rings, arm rings, and toe rings. Rings always fit snugly around or in the part of the body they decorate, so loose-fitting bands like a bracelet do not constitute a ring. A ring can be crafted from almost any hard material: wood, bone, stone, metal, glass, gemstone, or plastic. They may feature embedded gemstones (diamond, ruby, sapphire, or emerald) or other types of stones or glass. Many people wear some rings simply as decorations, or to flaunt their wealth. Rings have symbolic purposes in association with marriage, notable accomplishments, high social standing or authority, membership in an organization, and similar things. Some rings can be engineered to carry insignia that may leave a mark in a wax seal, or be fitted with a small compartment for concealing items. In mythology, fable, and fiction, rings often have spiritual or supernatural importance assigned to them. A circular band made primarily of metal, designed as a decoration, is known as a ring. When referring solely to the body part being ornamented, "ring" always denotes a finger ring. Conversely, when worn elsewhere on the body, the exact location must be specified, for instance, earrings, neck rings, arm rings, or toe rings. Rings fit tightly around the body part they adorn, meaning loose bands like bracelets do not classify as rings. Almost any hard material can be used to create a ring: wood, bone, stone, metal, glass, gemstone, or plastic. They may have embedded gemstones (diamond, ruby, sapphire, or emerald) or other types of stones or glass. Although people sometimes wear some rings simply as adornments or displays of wealth, rings serve significant purposes in various contexts, including marriage, notable achievements, high status or authority, membership in organizations, and more. Certain rings can be engineered with insignia to be left in an impression on a wax seal or fitted with a small compartment for hiding items. Often in mythology, fable, or fiction, rings hold spiritual or supernatural significance.