What is importance of ring in your culture?
Why is it necessary to wear them?
Do you prefer diamond ring or gold ring?
Do men also wear them?
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kehte hain ke jis ungli main angothi hoti hai, uski ragen dil se milti hai.. ye dil ka mamla hai
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In our culture, the ring bit is done at the engagement (as we do the Nikah at the engagement). Traditionally, it was only the woman who got a ring, along with loads of other jewellery.
Historically, if I’m not mistaken, the purpose of rings was to denote who was married and therefore, off limits. 
I don’t think this is the reason for it in our culture though as, historically, married women did not work outside the home and did not socialise with non-related men, so the off limits thing is moot.
I don’t really like the gold colour, so my ring and wedding bands are platinum.
Men wear wedding bands. I don’t they get an engagement ring with diamonds or anything (well, not in our culture). 
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I don't really like the gold colour, so my ring and wedding bands are platinum.
Is platinum expensive than gold and diamond?
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Is platinum expensive than gold and diamond?
Platinum itself is more expensive than gold. In terms of rings/jewellery, I think it depends though. Diamonds and other precious stones affect the value. I would think a plain platinum ring with no stones would be less expensive than a gold ring with a 10 carat diamond.
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Platinum itself is more expensive than gold. In terms of rings, it also depends though. Diamonds and other precious stones affect the value. I would think a plain platinum ring with no stones would be less expensive than a gold ring with a 10 carat diamond.
diamond pe to zakat bhi nahin dena paRti
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Because it depreciates over time 
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may be.