When combing the words jewellery and men many may be quick to laugh but the concept itself is actually quite common and becoming ever popular
. Jewellery for men has served the purposes of enhancing a look, symbolizing membership to a group or a symbol of power and affluence. In fact in ancient history jewellery was a prominent symbol of wealth and power that was strongly utilised by Kings and Pharaohs, though the wealthy were also probably included.
Diamonds are one of the most if not the most prominent form of jewellery in the world and this fact has been embraced by many of the rich and the famous. For example many Hollywood stars are seen wearing diamond jewellery at various events including Will Smith who has often been seen wearing large gold chains with diamonds in addition to rings with diamonds on his hands. Other actors who have are known for wearing diamond jeweller include Sean Combs and Jamie Foxx both with diamond stud earrings while the former also wears two diamond rings.
However the most common piece of male jewellery is undeniably the wedding ring, which is a concept that was wildly popularised in the United States during the 1940s. This was a phenomenon that was made popular by jewellery manufacturers at the time but was by no means invented by them as the concept had existed long beforehand. In fact wedding rings for men had already become synonymous with success and stability in addition which marriage would also be a sign of.
Other jewellery that is common place is earrings which can be worn on one or both ears depending on preference. Other common items include money clips, chains, cuff links and watches all of which can make a big and highly visible fashion statement.
Whatever you stance on the whole issue, most men will eventually have to end up wearing one piece of jewellery and that is the wedding ring. A variety of mens diamond wedding rings can be found that cater to various styles and tastes. However what is becoming even more popular are the concept of diamond wedding ring sets which give a matching but yet distinct pair of rings both for the bride and groom. For many such a matching concept is quite important.