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The wedding is one of life's most significant and memorable moments, a ceremony filled with love, promises and celebration. Choosing the right wedding ring is an important part of this special day, and at Schalins we are dedicated to making this moment unforgettable. In this article, we explore the history of the wedding, share inspiring thoughts about this beautiful tradition, and explain Schalin's commitment to quality and craftsmanship.
What is a wedding?
A wedding is the ceremony where two people formally enter into marriage. It is a day of celebration and joy, where the couple exchange vows and wedding rings in front of family and friends. The wedding ring, traditionally worn on the left ring finger, is a symbol of eternal love and commitment. This ceremony marks the beginning of a new journey together as spouses.
The story of the wedding
The wedding ceremony has undergone many changes throughout history, but the essence of love and vows has always remained the same. The origin of the wedding ceremony can be traced back to ancient Egypt, where circles symbolized eternity and non-stop. People exchanged rings made from plant fibers or bones as symbols of their eternal love.
During the Roman Empire, the wedding ceremony developed further. The Romans were the first to introduce iron rings as a symbol of strength and constancy in marriage. They also believed that rings should be worn on the left hand because they believed that a vein, called the "vena amoris," led directly from the ring finger to the heart.
Medieval traditions
In the Middle Ages, wedding rings became more ornate and began to contain precious metals and precious stones. Diamonds became especially popular because they were considered unbreakable and a symbol of eternal love. During this time, the church also began to play a greater role in marriage ceremonies, and religious ceremonies to bless the marriage became common.
Modern times
In modern times, the wedding ceremony has become a personal and unique event for each couple. Although many traditions are still honored, couples today have the freedom to create ceremonies that reflect their individual style and values. Wedding rings continue to be a central part of the ceremony, and they now come in a variety of styles and materials to suit every taste and budget.
Schalin's craftsmanship and quality
At Schalins, we combine tradition and innovation to create rings of the highest quality. Each ring is handmade in our modern facility in Östersund by our skilled craftsmen. We are proud of our long tradition of Swedish craftsmanship that stretches back to 1944. Our commitment to quality is felt in every detail of our rings, from the initial design to the final finish.
Our materials
We only use precious metals and conflict-free diamonds in our rings. By choosing Schalins, you can be sure that your ring is both beautiful and durable. We also offer rings with synthetic (lab grown) diamonds, which is an affordable and environmentally friendly alternative. Synthetic diamonds are identical to natural diamonds in both appearance and structure, but have a smaller environmental impact.
Sustainability and environmental responsibility
Schalins is committed to sustainability. We use 100% fossil-free electricity in our production and all our metals have a circular flow within Sweden. Our diamonds are conflict-free under The Kimberley Certification Scheme, which guarantees that they do not contribute to conflict or misconduct. We believe in creating jewelry that is not only beautiful, but also sustainable and ethically produced.
Inspirational thoughts about marriage
A wedding is more than just a ceremony – it is a symbol of love, commitment and shared future dreams. Here are some inspiring thoughts to carry with you as you plan your wedding:
- Symbolism of love : The wedding ring is a symbol of eternity, representing endless love and loyalty. Every time you look at the ring, you are reminded of the vows you made on your wedding day.
- Personal ceremony : Let your wedding ceremony reflect your unique love story. Include personal elements that reflect your values and shared interests.
- Family and Friends : Sharing this special day with loved ones makes the moment even more memorable. Their support and presence strengthen the bond of love.
- Tradition and innovation : Combine traditional elements with modern ideas to create a ceremony that feels both timeless and relevant to you.
The wedding is a special event filled with love and anticipation. By choosing a wedding ring from Schalins, you not only get a beautiful and high-quality ring, but also part of our Swedish craft heritage. Explore our wide range and find the perfect ring that reflects your love. Visit our webshop or contact us for more information and advice.