When thinking of rings, what comes to mind most often is diamond-encrusted engagement rings or wedding bands.
However, you don’t have to be married to wear this piece of jewelry.
Pinky rings have been around since 3,500 B.C.
and were common among the upper class in the Middle Ages.
However, other than the queen, pinky rings were often worn by men only.
In today’s fashion landscape, pinky rings are making a serious comeback.
The changing meaning of pinky rings
The symbolism of pinky rings has evolved over time.
Instead of representing power or riches (or relationship status), they began to represent camaraderie and loyalty.
However, pinky rings are not exclusively for the wealthy anymore.
Anyone, men and women alike, can wear a pinky ring.
Whether your pinky ring holds any sort of meaning or is just for show is up to you.
This pledge card states that you will pinky promise to be true to yourself and choose yourself daily.
Pinky rings have a rich (albeit elitist) history in the fashion world.
Now, they’re accessible to all.
