The ultimate sign that a relationship is over is when the ring is given back in some manner. It's usually the woman returning it to the man as an inverse of ...

This trope is when an unmarried person (often female) invokes that reaction by wearing a gold ring on their left (or right, if that's the custom of their ...

Tales of Wedding Rings (Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari) is a high fantasy adventure/romantic comedy manga written and illustrated by Maybe. It was serialized in …

Here is a list of characters from the manga Tales of Wedding Rings. Ring King and his WivesSatou Haruto, the Ring King The Childhood Friend of Hime, ...

The wedding ring has gone missing — eaten by an animal, dropped down the drain, accidentally sold in a garage sale — and convoluted machinations are needed ...

This trope is about the wacky mishaps that can happen to a ring, the guy planning to offer it, or the woman who may be accepting it.

The Wedding Ring Removal trope as used in popular culture. A character is about to do something of serious import (Shoot the Dog, fall Off the Wagon etc.).

As what constitutes a "huge" ring is subjective, this is an in-universe trope. A character must react either verbally or physically to the size of it.

Whether it belonged to a mother, a grandmother, or a great-grandmother, the sentiment behind the ring itself brings more meaning to the act of the proposal.

People love Prince Marse because of how supportive he is of Sato and what he does to help him, instead of becoming The Rival like one might expect.