Expensive single stone rings must be protected during the honeymoon.

For many couples, having a wedding ring on their honeymoon is an obvious choice, but you should consider it carefully before packing together the most expensive bridal jewelry on any holiday, even to celebrate your recent wedding.
Why not get the single stone ring on your honeymoon?

At first, many couples wonder why they should leave the wedding ring behind on their honeymoon - after all, the meaning of the escape is to celebrate the new union and the wedding ring is the most living symbol of this union. However, there are some cases where the wedding ring would be better to leave it safely at home, such as:

    If the size is not accurate and the ring may slip by mistake.
    If the ring is antique or an irreplaceable heirloom that can be easily damaged.
    If the ring is extremely expensive and can be stolen.
    If many outdoor or sporting activities are planned, such as hiking, snorkeling, diving or other activities that could be dangerous to the wedding.

The choice to take the wedding ring with you on your honeymoon is a personal decision, but it should be made not only with fashion and style in mind, but also with a sense of protecting the ring from loss, theft or accidental damage.
Packing to take the wedding ring together

If you choose to take your honeymoon ring on your honeymoon, you need to do more than put it on your finger before you leave. To keep the wedding ring safe, you need to take good care of it and ensure that there is no confusion about its origin or value.
Appropriate Documentation

Before leaving for your honeymoon, make sure you pack the right documents to certify ownership of the ring. Very expensive items are subject to import taxes and customs duties and proof that you bought the ring before the trip is a good protection against misunderstandings. The paper you need to pack includes:

    Original or photocopy of sales receipts
    Official certification and authenticity documents
    Evaluation details
    Insurance details, if any

Proper storage

In addition to packing the right documents, you should also bring with you items needed to store the ring, such as the original velvet box or soft bag. Do not forget the proper jewelry cleaner, especially because you may not be able to communicate the special features of the ring that are vital to cleaning if you are traveling to a foreign country. If the ring can stay in a hotel room at any time, make sure you have a safe in the room or other means to secure the jewelry from possible theft.
Leaving the ring at home

If you decide to leave your wedding ring at home during your honeymoon, be sure to store it in a safe place: safe, bank safe or with a trusted friend or family member who will be able to protect it. Do not simply leave the ring in an uninsured jewelry box where it can lure thieves.
Protection for the single stone ring in the honeymoon

There are many steps you can take to protect your engagement ring if you are on your honeymoon.

    Consider securing the ring before the trip to protect it from loss or damage.
    Keep copies of certification documents and sales receipts at home as well as with you during the trip in case your luggage is lost.
    Always pack the ring in hand luggage if you are not wearing it. do not put expensive jewelry in deliveries.
    When not worn, place the ring in a safe or other secure place.

A groom is naturally proud of his wedding and wedding rings and the display of the rings during the honeymoon is a classic expression of this pride and joy of being married. There are times, however, when it is not wise to take an expensive ring with you on a honeymoon. If you decide to pack the ring with your other holiday equipment, it should be protected from loss, theft and damage, because there can be no more devastating start to a wedding than losing the symbol that started it all.