If you cannot find exactly what you want in our current stock, we provide a bespoke jewellery design service...
We are one of the leading firms of jewellery valuers in the East Midlands...
Rubinstein Keightley is based in Rutland, the smallest county in England...
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7 North Street East
Uppingham
Rutland
LE15 9QJ
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Absolutely thrilled with the ring you made for me - everyone has commented on it's beauty and especially the stone, it really does sparkle. Ian especially loves it.
The tradition of exchanging wedding rings can be traced back through the centuries to Ancient Egypt. To the Egyptians, the unending circle of a ring was a symbol of eternity and undying love. The early Romans exchanged iron rings as a public pledge of betrothal and by the second century AD were using gold rings. Because of the close links between Roman civilisation and early Christianity, the custom of giving rings as a token of love and fidelity was adopted by Christians and the practice carried on through mediaeval times to the present day.
Again, the answer comes from centuries of tradition. Early wedding rings were worn on the thumb. Later Christian influence and belief in the Trinity started the custom of placing the new ring in turn on each of the first three fingers of the left hand to represent the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, before it was finally left on the third finger. Another legend, from Ancient Egypt, says that a nerve and vein go from that finger straight to the heart. Some people still say that the ring stops love leaking out through this ‘heart vein'!
In addition to wedding rings, many Brides today glory in a wonderful display of jewellery to go with their chosen outfit. Tiaras are again fashionable for weddings, often hand made in silver or gold, with pearls or other gems. Pearls are often chosen for weddings as they perfectly complement the traditional white or ivory dress and delicate veils or headpieces.
Silver tiaras are designed and made to order. Prices from £400.00
We offer a wide selection of natural and cultured pearl jewellery, will hand-make a tiara to complement your outfit and of course can make any design of wedding ring you would like.
We have only shown here a few examples of the wide range of wedding rings and other jewellery available.
To discuss other designs, please use the form on the contact us page, or telephone +44 (0)1572 822051.
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