Wedding rings are a traditional symbol of marriage and commitment. They are typically exchanged during the wedding ceremony and worn by the couple afterwards. The three most common types of wedding rings are horas, PEALS, and bands. Horas are rings made of gold or silver with a single diamond or gemstone set in the center. PEALS are rings made of two or more interlocking bands of metal, often with diamonds or other gemstones set in them. Bands are rings made of a single band of metal, usually without any stones set in them. All three types of wedding rings are popular choices for couples looking to symbolize their love and commitment.