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Sep 8, 2012 · Exchange the Wedding Rings: Directed by Yuliya Krasnova. With Boris Shcherbakov, Elena Yakovleva, Anastasiya Stezhko, Sam Treskunov. Arina's hit a rough patch. Her father found a young lover and left the family penniless; a former employer extorts a big sum of money from her mother.
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- Romance
- Yuliya Krasnova
- 2012-09-08
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- How Did Wedding Rings Evolve?—Medieval and Renaissance Wedding Rings
- When Did Women Start Wearing Diamond Wedding Rings?
- When Did Engagement Rings and Wedding Rings Become Two Separate Rings?
- When Did Men Start Wearing Wedding Rings?
- How Did Diamond Engagement Rings Become A Tradition?
- What Do Wedding and Engagement Rings Represent Now?
It was the Egyptian pharaohs who first used rings to represent eternity. That’s because a circle has no beginning and no end, and reflects the shape of the sun and the moon, which the Egyptians worshipped. The Egyptians also thought that the open space in the middle of a ring represented a gateway to the unknown. The Egyptian ouroboros (oor-uh-boor...
Starting from the Medieval Times, wedding rings began to be set with precious gems. Medieval Europeans used rubies to symbolize passion, sapphires to symbolize the heavens and diamondsto symbolize steadfast strength. Both Roman fede and portrait rings were popular in Medieval Europe. Around the 1600s, fede motifs began to be incorporated into gimme...
The oldest surviving diamond jewelry dates back to 300 BCE. The first known diamond ring dates back to the late 100s CE and was found in Rome. Diamonds back then were uncut and valued for their hardness rather than brilliance. The first recorded diamond wedding ring dates back to the late 1300s or early 1400s when it was left by an English widow in...
In Medieval England, getting married was remarkably simple. All the couple had to do was to offer each other their ‘present consent.’ Often, this consent was expressed through the giving and accepting of an object called a ‘wed,’ and this ‘wed’ was often a ring. Thus, a ‘wedding’ was a ceremony where a man offered a woman a ring and she accepted it...
Up until the past century, wedding rings were mostly worn by women, although the Christian church promoted exchanging wedding rings as a way of keeping men faithful. Dual rings only caught on during WWII when American and European soldiers wore wedding rings as a way to remember their wives and sweethearts back home. The tradition continued through...
Up until the 1940s, diamonds were just one among numerous gems used as engagement ring stones. Their wild popularity is mainly due to De Beers, the diamond giant that controlled the majority of the world’s diamonds at the time. When people stopped buying diamonds during the economic downturn of 1930s, De Beers launched an epic marketing campaign. B...
Engagement and weddings rings, in the past as now, symbolize commitment, love and devotion. In the past, wedding rings signified a promise or contract between a couple and their two families. They were also tokens or even security deposits that showed a man’s promise was “good as gold.” In recent decades, weddings rings have evolved into statements...
Sep 23, 2012 · All about Movie: directors and actors, where to watch online, reviews and ratings, trailers, stills, backstage. Arina's hit a rough patch. Her father ...
Yuliya Krasnova. Synopsis. Arina's hit a rough patch. Her father found a young lover and left the family penniless; a former employer extorts a big sum of money from her mother. The girl kills...
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Exchange the Wedding Rings: Directed by Yuliya Krasnova. With Boris Shcherbakov, Elena Yakovleva, Anastasiya Stezhko, Sam Treskunov. Arina's hit a rough patch. Her father found a young lover and left the family penniless; a former employer extorts a big sum of money from her mother.
