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Rings were worn by both the middle classes and the nobility, and were often worn on the second joint of the finger as well as the first. Larger jewels, either cabochon or square-cut, were worn as solitaires; smaller stones were set in clusters or around the ring in a band. Gold bands engraved with a motto inside were often worn as wedding rings. Signet rings were sturdy, meant for daily use and business. They were often of gold, and sometimes of carved semi-precious stone. Signet rings could be enameled as well. A nobleman's signet ring could depict the family's heraldic device. The information provided was educational for me.

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