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Humans wear rings on their fingers to adorn themselves, and some people believe it is a way of asserting their wealth or social status. Jewelry was also used by ancient civilizations to convey their rank within their societies, but it could only be worn by those with higher social positions. People from these societies who wore jewelry were considered superior in status, so this practice allowed them to differentiate themselves from others within their group. This concept of ranking based on possessions and status is similar in that some humans are better at showing off their material belongings as a symbol of success or wealth, while others find such behavior obnoxious. The way one presents themselves has implications beyond just aesthetics because it tells other people something about the individual's character, including his level of intelligence. Jewelry also carries emotional significance because the person receiving it can use the item to represent their love for the giver and vice versa. As a result, rings often symbolize the promise that the wearer made when he proposed, but more generally speaking they may convey an entire host of meanings about where two people stand romantically and emotionally within their relationship. Some jewelry enthusiasts think this phenomenon might relate to human attachment style because attachment is basically what we mean when saying people form connections based upon emotional closeness - it’s simply love or deep feelings in the simplest sense. But this phenomenon has been shown scientifically as well. In order to gain further insight into our culture's tendency to associate rings with prestige or superiority let's discuss a famous ring, and how it got its name: Engagement Ring In this particular case I'm talking about that most commonly associated diamond engagement ring. There exists so much social and historical context around this one particular ring because diamonds have become extremely symbolic - even in the way of human life; which was established long ago in some societies when you could only get engaged through your father. The reason is simple enough – women needed someone strong to protect them.