This is the usual practice with Western tradition and most of us grew up to see it done that way. Well, if you have ever wondered, here is why wedding rings are worn on the fourth finger of the left ...

A piece of jewelry that, in modern times, has come to symbolize Ireland. Credit...Karen Cox for The New York Times Supported by By Sandra Jordan GALWAY, Ireland — Over the years the Claddagh ring — ...

The Claddagh ring is a traditional Irish ring that is often given as a sign of friendship or is worn as a wedding ring. There are many stories about the origins of the Claddagh ring, but one in ...

For years, couples have dedicated a single “ring” finger to romance when any other digit would do. A case of left side, strong side? Not according to history. In medieval times, getting caught ...