Class Rings
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A class ring (also known as a graduate, or grad, ring) is a ring worn by students and alumni to commemorate their graduation, generally for a high school, college, or university. These rings are most common in the United States .
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More About Class Rings Below.....
*Significance
Today these rings are often personalized by each student, although in years past they were uniform to the school's standard, and only the year would change. A typical class ring depends upon the sex of the person wearing the ring; men's rings are larger than women's. The color is usually gold; however, even that can differ from school to school, and students can order their ring in white gold, silver, or various non-precious metal alloys. The center stone is traditionally one of the school's colors, but the size and cut can be individually customized to the student's desire (as well as the size of the ring).
Personalizations
*Size
- Men's rings (approximately the width of an engagement ring) in the middle.
*Color
- Gold is the traditional color.
- A satin finish shows the entire ring in gold.
- An antique finish black enamel to highlight the details of the ring.
- White gold is also available, and usually preferred by girls Silver rings are available from some schools and companies.
- Sometimes, rings are offered in non-precious metal alloys.
*Top
- Most rings will have the name of the school engraved in a circular pattern around the stone (this is simpler for the traditionally larger men's ring)
*Source for information on Class Rings : Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
