Rings are very common decorations in people's daily lives. The origin and style changes of rings run through the history of human civilization development. There are many legends and documents about the meaning of rings. As consumers, people can only pay more attention to what types and styles of rings they have and how to wear them after buying them from the perspective of aesthetics and practicality. There are many styles of rings, but they can be roughly divided into five categories, namely word ring, inlay ring, wedding ring (husband and wife ring), light ring and flower ring. (1) Word rings: There were word rings in Qing Dynasty in China, and there were "Fu", "Lu", "Shou", "Jubilee", "Fa" and "Ruyi" on the rings. Similar word rings were called signature rings in ancient Europe. The ring is wide, engraved with the initials of the owner's surname or name, and some have emblems (family emblems). Sealing rings also belong to this category. Among the ancient Islamic writing rings, one is to engrave one's name on precious stones such as crystal, chalcedony, lapis lazuli and beeswax; The other is to carve words of prayer or praise on the ring face or wide finger ring, the main purpose of which is to ask God for help in order to get good luck and auspiciousness. This kind of writing ring is closely related to religion and national belief. In the process of ring development, while Yuanyang ring became popular, a kind of poetic ring appeared, which is a typical word ring and is called "poetic ring". A man presents flowers and this ring to his beloved woman to express his heart. The poems engraved on the ring not only express love, but also express friendship and respect. Some of them are also engraved with some sentences from the Bible to show their blessings. This kind of ring is usually given to relatives and friends as a birthday present. It is a custom to engrave aphorisms and auspicious words on rings, both at home and abroad. (2) Inlaid ring: A ring set with gold, platinum, silver and other metals is called an inlay ring. As early as17th century, Europeans, inspired by setting jewels in crowns, began to set jewels in wedding rings. Ring inlay is very common today, but in the past, it was the patent of the privileged class and ordinary people were not allowed to wear it. In the era of Henry II in England, many dignitaries carved each other's portraits on rings and gave them to each other to enhance friendship. /kloc-in the 0/8th century, Europeans liked to carve portraits with chalcedony as warning faces. In the 20th century, when "decorative art" was popular in continental Europe, more attention was paid to the design of the ring face and the overall style of the ring. Nowadays, rings inlaid with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires, tourmalines and emeralds can be seen everywhere in the jewelry market. In fact, today's inlaid rings include writing rings, wedding rings, flower rings and other forms, and many decorative means are comprehensively used. The extension of this decorative concept benefits from the development of culture, the growth of economic level and the progress of mosaic technology. (3) Wedding ring (husband and wife ring): Giving a ring when getting married has a long history. Ancient Rome was the first place where a man gave a ring to his lover as a proposal. At that time, this kind of ring was made of iron, and the right hands of a man and a woman clasped each other in the ring pattern. Later, they used gold or low-grade gems to cast or carve reliefs, usually with the Greek word "omonia" on it, which means harmony. This custom and the symbol of mutual trust regained people's attention in the 20th century. In France, the ring stands for "bonnefoi"; In Italy, the word "fede" is used instead of a ring. This custom continued for the next 700 years. Later, the patterns on some rings were twisted steel cables, braided or concentric knots, symbolizing the firmness of marriage and the inseparability of men and women. Europeans believe that rings can connect two people who love each other. At that time, the most typical ring was a couple standing in relief together, facing Christ and receiving blessings. At that time, the wedding ring had a strong religious flavor, and the ring occupied a very important position in the wedding ceremony. Influenced by western customs, when young men and women in China are in love or get married, the custom that the man gives the woman a ring or the elder gives the younger generation a ring has been circulating among the people. (4) Light ring: also known as Tianyuan ring, without any patterns, patterns or inlays, it is mostly made by hand or mechanical hammer. No matter men, women and children, the use of aura can be seen everywhere in life. (5) Flower ring: also known as filigree ring or silk-wrapped ring, the pattern on it is concentric knot or zodiac. , each with its own characteristics. Among them, the most distinctive design theme is the snake butterfly: the coiled snake wraps around the finger, representing holiness and eternity. People who hold this idea are mainly influenced by the ancient Egyptians, who worshipped snakes, and the headdresses of the Egyptian queens are mostly snake-themed. /kloc-The shape of the snake-shaped ring in the 0/9th century is not horrible, but funny and lovely. Most of them are unique patterns composed of gold, rubies, sapphires, emeralds and burnt enamel. The lines are beautiful and the colors are bright. They are really lovely. Flowers and butterflies symbolize the beautiful melody of life, showing the meaning of light, lightness and harmony. /kloc-In the 20th century, the common plants on rings were "forgetting me" and "ivy", which symbolized the growing love and entanglement between hearts and represented loyalty. One of them is a flower with a gem and a butterfly on it. Butterflies in pairs are metaphors for the spiritual and physical integration of men and women. People in China also have this idea, such as "become a butterfly" in China's famous folk story "butterfly lovers". Europeans think that butterflies are a symbol of "spirit", so snakes and bows are often combined in European garlands.