The Ruling on Wearing a (Diblah) Wedding ring

Question:

What is the ruling on wearing a ring known as a Diblah on the right hand for the suitor and on the left hand for the fiancee bearing in mind that this Diblah is not made of gold?

Answer:

We know of no basis for this deed in the Islamic Law so it is better to leave it, whether the Diblah is made of silver or anything else, but if it is made of gold then it is forbidden for a man, because the Messenger -Sallallahu alaihi wasallam- forbade men from wearing gold rings.

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