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A circular ornament, usually crafted from metal, is worn as a decorative piece of jewelry. The term "circular ornament" inherently refers to the finger ring, yet when donned elsewhere on the body, the specific location must be stated, such as earrings, neck adornments, arm trinkets, and toe jewels. These circular ornaments fit securely around or within the part of the body they embellish, thereby excluding bands worn loosely like a cuff, which do not qualify as circular ornaments. Various rigid materials can be used to craft these ornamental pieces: wood, bone, stone, metal, glass, gemstone, or plastic. They may be set with precious stones (diamond, ruby, sapphire, or emerald) or other types of stone or glass. Some people wear certain circular ornaments purely as decorations, while others wear them openly to display their wealth. However, these ornamental pieces hold symbolic significance in the realms of marriage, exceptional accomplishments, high social status, authority, membership in an organization, and more. They can be designed with insignia that can leave impressions on wax seals or outfitted with small compartments for concealment. In myths, legends, and fictional tales, circular ornaments often possess spiritual or supernatural qualities. A circular ornament is a circular piece, usually made of metal, worn as decorative jewelry. The term "circular ornament" always refers to the finger ring alone; when worn elsewhere on the body, the location must be specified: earrings, neck bands, arm trinkets, and toe jewels. These circular ornaments fit snugly around or in the part of the body they adorn, thereby excluding loosely fitted cuffs that do not qualify as circular ornaments. Circular ornaments can be crafted from nearly any rigid material: wood, bone, stone, metal, glass, gemstone, or plastic. They may be set with precious stones (diamond, ruby, sapphire, or emerald) or other types of stone or glass. Some people wear certain circular ornaments merely as decorations, while others wear them openly to display their wealth. However, these ornamental pieces have symbolic significance in relation to marriage, exceptional achievements, high social status, authority, membership in an organization, and more. They can be designed with insignia that can leave impressions on wax seals or outfitted with small compartments for concealment. In myths, legends, and fictional tales, circular ornaments often possess spiritual or supernatural qualities. A circular ornament is a circular piece, usually made of metal, worn as decorative jewelry. The term "circular ornament" always refers to the finger ring alone; when worn elsewhere on the body, the location must be specified: earrings, neck bands, arm trinkets, and toe jewels. These circular ornaments fit snugly around or in the part of the body they adorn, thereby excluding loosely fitted cuffs that do not qualify as circular ornaments. Circular ornaments can be crafted from nearly any rigid material: wood, bone, stone, metal, glass, gemstone, or plastic. They may be set with precious stones (diamond, ruby, sapphire, or emerald) or other types of stone or glass. Some people wear certain circular ornaments merely as decorations, while others wear them openly to display their wealth. However, these ornamental pieces have symbolic significance in relation to marriage, exceptional achievements, high social status, authority, membership in an organization, and more. They can be designed with insignia that can leave impressions on wax seals or outfitted with small compartments for concealment. In myths, legends, and fictional tales, circular ornaments often possess spiritual or supernatural qualities. A circular ornament is a circular piece, usually made of metal, worn as decorative jewelry. The term "circular ornament" always refers to the finger ring alone; when worn elsewhere on the body, the location must be specified: earrings, neck bands, arm trinkets, and toe jewels. These circular ornaments fit snugly around or in the part of the body they adorn, thereby excluding loosely fitted cuffs that do not qualify as circular ornaments. Circular ornaments can be crafted from nearly any rigid material: wood, bone, stone, metal, glass, gemstone, or plastic. They may be set with precious stones (diamond, ruby, sapphire, or emerald) or other types of stone or glass. Some people wear certain circular ornaments merely as decorations, while others wear them openly to display their wealth. However, these ornamental pieces have symbolic significance in relation to marriage, exceptional achievements, high social status, authority, membership in an organization, and more. They can be designed with insignia that can leave impressions on wax seals or outfitted with small compartments for concealment. In myths, legends, and fictional tales, circular ornaments often possess spiritual or supernatural qualities.