Womens ring q1 3D print model

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Women's rings aren't the only kind around - round bands, usually made of metal, can adorn various parts of the body. Typically, when people talk about a ring alone, they mean the finger ring; however, if you see someone wearing it elsewhere on their body, it's clear what type of accessory we're talking about - like earrings or neck rings. Those ornamental bands must fit snugly around or inside whatever body part they decorate to be considered true rings; after all, loosely fitting accessories don't count. Craftsmen and women can make rings out of virtually any tough material you can think of: wood, bone, stone, metal, glass, gemstone, or plastic. And don't be surprised if these rings are embellished with gems (like diamonds or rubies) or other stones or types of glass. Wearing a ring can mean different things to different people; while some people just want a stylish accessory that catches their eye, others see rings as signs of power, achievement, or wealth. And in some organizations, joining forces often comes with wearing certain special types of jewelry. Rings aren't just decorative objects – they also play important symbolic roles. You might even find them featuring company insignia, which can be imprinted into wax for identification purposes, or a hidden compartment for carrying something discreetly. In mythology and fictional tales, magical significance is often attached to rings - after all, many ancient stories talk about the magic in special types of bands, with some thought to possess actual mystical power.