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Ancient Egypt is believed to be one of the first civilizations to use wedding rings in marriage ceremonies. Egyptians crafted rings out of braided reeds and rushes. Ancient Egyptians believed these rings to be symbols of eternity, as the circle was a symbol of the sun, which never ends. The rings often had no beginning and no end. The Pharaohs of Egypt also used rings to signify their power and status. These rings were often made of solid gold and some were even set with precious stones. Ancient Egyptians believed that by exchanging these rings, the couple was declaring their eternal love and devotion to each other.
