Jeweller says we have been wearing our wedding and engagement rings wrong - but people can't agree

Many people are only now discovering the proper way to wear wedding and engagement rings together following marriage.On your big day, brides are frequently uncertain about what to do with their engagement ring.

Some opt to shift the ring to a different finger, or leave it off entirely, whilst others keep it in place and have their wedding band positioned alongside it.

Amidst the uncertainty, presenters of The Unfiltered Bride podcast, fronted by industry specialists Georgie and Beth, sought guidance from one of their guests on precisely what brides ought to do.

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Holly Robinson, proprietor of Holly Robinson Jewellery in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, clarified the correct order for wearing your wedding and engagement rings, reports the Mirror.

Holly said: "So on the day when you're getting married, put your engagement ring on your right hand."The presenter immediately questioned: "What if it doesn't fit?"

She replied: "Give it to your maid of honour. If you don't trust her because you said too many drinks give, it to your mum. If you don't like her, leave it in your room."

She went on to explain that the wedding band belongs on your left hand where your engagement ring previously sat and ought never to be taken off owing to an old wives' tale.

The superstition maintains the ring has been positioned on your finger for eternity, and taking it off is considered bad luck that may represent unfaithfulness or a severed promise. Holly stated: "Your wedding ring goes on. Old wives tale, your wedding ring never comes off. So you keep your wedding ring underneath your engagement ring, closest to your knuckle."

Despite Holly's advice, people remained divided over what to do with their rings.

One user commented: "My wedding ring comes off on a daily basis for skincare, Hand cream, cooking, night time, hand washing etc.... It's only a symbolic piece of metal and doesn't 'break' my marriage, vows or commitment if it comes off."

Another person shared: "My wedding ring fits perfectly around my engagement ring and thought it would look odd on its own, its stayed on top since wedding day."

A third individual said: "Never taken my wedding ring off - 30 years this year."

A fourth added: "I was told to put my engagement ring last so it's easier to get off when you're cleaning."