The Divorce Ring

Divorce rings - Although some may have thought this is like the “Ring of Death”, the divorce rings are actual rings you put in your fingers! Much like engagement or marriage rings, these rings celebrate…well the end of a relationship.

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Whether you think this is just another way for jewelries to make a profit out of people’s emotions, this may actually be helpful during these painful times when you need to let go of your marriage.

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News of these “divorce rings” come soon after news appeared for single people! My guess is this is a beginning of a trend, kinda like those rubber bands everybody used. Rings for every imaginable occasion. Plus, it gives people more reasons to buy jewelry. Imagine how could the jewelry business could grow if this starts big.

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Apparently this is just starting, and there are still nor rings for men. Just for women, but just wait some months before some entrepreneur take advantage of this – maybe you! There will be divorce rings for everyone!

Those were the news on divorce rings.

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2 Responses to “The Divorce Ring”

  1. Laurie Lunsford Says:
    April 25th, 2008 at 2:57 pm

    I have noticed more and more being said about “divorce rings”. Two of the rings I designed (the rose, and the sun rising) is on your sight. If you go to my site at http://www.transitionrings.com, you will see that these rings are all about moving on in HOPE. If you click on each ring, there is moving poem that goes with it. After my divorce, a friend told me to “move on” over and over. So I have, but not without a bunch of pain! The ring has been a symbol of hope for me. My rings are different. They were created out of pain mixed with hope. They are for any transition, the fun ones, or the hard ones!


  2. Kendra Lockhart Says:
    July 24th, 2008 at 12:12 pm

    I have a Chicago niche-clientele that commissions rings after breakups to ‘celebrate themselves’. This isn’t new, just a alternative to conventional thinking. After a rude breakup, I made a ring to remind me to be ‘faithful to myself’. It’s a lovely way to reclaim your voice out of a tough lesson.


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