Description- A set of couple rings, made of gold-toned metal, features a prominent, round, clear stone, possibly a cubic zirconia or crystal, set in a bezel. The other ring is a plain band, complementing the first ring's design. These rings are often exchanged as a symbol of commitment, love, and unity between partners.

Key features of couple rings:

Symbolism: Represent commitment and the bond between two people. They can be given at any stage of a relationship to celebrate special moments.

Design: Can be matching or complementary. Some designs feature joinable elements, like a heart divided between the two rings.

Materials: Commonly made of gold, silver, or other metals, and may include gemstones or diamonds.

Occasions: Exchanged during engagements, weddings, anniversaries, or as a promise of loyalty. They serve as a reminder of the love shared between two people.

Wearing: Traditionally worn on the ring finger, often on the left hand, symbolizing the connection to the heart.