The phrase 'marriage ring' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in English to refer to an item of jewelry given to a person to signify their marriage. For example, "The newlyweds exchanged marriage rings at the ceremony to affirm their love for each other."
Portraits of brides and grooms appear on marriage rings, detailed down to the jewelry dangling from the brides' hair and necks.
NEW YORK — From the pious gold stirrup rings of the Gothic period to the flashy, bezel-set jewels worn by Byzantium's wealthiest merchants, medieval society had a ring for every occasion: marriage rings, signet rings, iconographic rings, merchant rings, bishop's rings, mourning rings — posy rings for lovers, engraved with lines of verse.
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It was usually abbreviated and inscribed on many Jewish betrothal or marriage rings, means ―lucky star.
"These Jewish marriage rings are so magical; you feel the joy of the person in Venice, wearing the communal ring and then returning it to the Sephardic synagogue.
Their romance and marriage rings hollow in Eastwood's otherwise able hands, though Cooper's stoic approach to both home and war rings wise and true.
The symbolism of clasped hands or a heart on a betrothal or wedding ring is a Western European tradition, but the clasping of an architectural structure (like the castle or house in this ring) is an iconographic feature characteristic of Jewish marriage rings".
I had no idea when I entered at Les Enluminures' New York Gallery for an advanced sneak preview of the exhibit and sale of "Cycles of Life: Rings from the Benjamin Zucker Family Collection" that five awe-inspiring, ancient and antique Jewish marriage rings would lead me back to the part of my past that I had not recognized since my childhood.
