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Due to popular demand, we’re continuing our ring shots series!  And they’re going to look extra spectacular thanks to our new wider layout!

chicagoseattle took this picture with her Canon Powershot Elph and edited it in Paint Ship Pro.  Her wedding band was created using the 5 diamonds and platinum from her grandmother’s wedding band from over 60 years ago.  Her rings are placed among bullets because she is a crime scene investigator, and her husband is a federal agent so ammunition is a daily part of their lives!

OoflowerbudoO took this with her Canon Powershot SD870 on a macro setting.  She used Photoshop for some cropping and adjustment to the color saturation.

honeymyheart’s e-ring is resting on a Badtz-Maru toy that usually sits on her vanity — she loves that it’s covered in diamonds.

adias.angel took this picture of Darth Vader holding her ring with an old Canon powershot.  Her fiance created this custom heart shaped diamond solitaire with a jeweler.

feik20 took these with her Canon Powershot SD450 to celebrate her first Christmas with her husband as a married couple!

Melodicsighs1 read Anne’s tutorial before she was officially engaged.  When she got engaged on December 22nd, one of the first things she did was take pictures of her garnet ring surrounded by diamonds.  Taken with a Nikon D50.

Katherine V took this picture of her emerald cut ring against a peacock feather, which is one of the themes in her wedding.

Jamie B plays Skip Bo with her fiance often — you can see it in the background.  The engraving reads: Forever and our day.

TCain took this with her Casio Exilim.  The butterfly didn’t move when she set her ring down, so she started shooting away.  Her fiance picked out this Tiffany princess ring!

bdee449 and her fiance both went to the University of Texas, and her Bevo ornament was her favorite on their tree.

katemarie’s ring is set against sketches of her wedding dress that she’s making!

Kat shot this ring photo with her new Canon Powershot.  She loves her shell pictures because she’s having a Florida wedding!

Annui and her fiance both didn’t want stones in their rings.  However they met on the fencing team, so they decided to have Epees engaved on the interior of the rings.  She thought the engraving was best highlighted by a simple white background.

Taken with a Nikon D60 by Ktomps3 while on honeymoon in Turks & Caicos.

lovemyjosh took these on her honeymoon while having brunch at her hotel, L’Auberge Del Mar.  The seashells were part of the centerpiece on their table.

If you’d like to send us pictures of your rings, check out Anne Ruthmann’s tutorial, think of some cool backgrounds, take a bunch of pictures, and email the best ones to guest at weddingbee.com.  Be sure to tell us your username, and any details you’d like to provide about the rings, camera, or editing technique!