> Your point was to say you and your SO don't wear rings. No it wasn't. It was asking what make a wedding ring identifiable as a wedding ring. It confuses me t

> Your point was to say you and your SO don't wear rings. No it wasn't. It was asking what make a wedding ring identifiable as a wedding ring. It confuses me that someone can identify something as a wedding ring when it isn't being worn - I thought that wedding rings were any ring. I know that engagement rings usually have a diamond but I think other rings can have diamonds too? >Did you grow up under a rock? Have you never, ever interacted with people wearing wedding rings? Sure, but I don't pay much attention to other people's jewelry because that's just not something I care about. My parents didn't wear wedding rings or any other types of jewelry at all so I guess I did grow up under a rock. I don't think my aunts or uncles wore them either, or does my mother-in-law, - they just aren't "a thing" in my family so I'm out of the cultural loop. Its totally and completely out of my knowledge area. I like learning something new so I figured it was worth asking! Judging by the variety of comments it seems that there is a variety and the theft's "standards" didn't make sense.