Women rock anti-engagement rings to celebrate self love
You don't need a man to put a ring on it!
Engagement rings have long been flaunted by women in a society that still puts the celebration of marriage far above the academic and professional accomplishments of women. But now single women are getting back at this age-old tradition by going for ‘anti-engagement’ rings.
Anti-engagement rings are a smaller version of the typical engagement rings except that they are a little smaller and are worn on your pinkie finger instead of your third finger. And of course, you don’t need to have a fiancé to buy one for you – you spend your own money for it. A jewellery company called Fred & Far has been credited for bringing this feminist trend into mass popularity.
Each anti-engagement ring by Fred & Far offer has a 14-karat yellow, rose, or white gold band with a conflict-free white sapphire stone in an upside-down triangle shape. Even celebrities like Amber Rose and Lucy Hale have been spotted wearing these.
So, all the single ladies out there...would you be game to 'put a ring on it'?