How are engagement/wedding rings counted toward the per-hand limit?

• A. As two rings
• B. As three rings
• C. Not considered
• D. As one ring

Answer: (D)

Per-hand limits govern how many rings you can wear on a single hand in uniform. Engagement and wedding rings are worn together on the same finger as a single set, so they count as one ring toward that limit. This keeps the worn ring count simple and predictable (for example, if the limit is two rings per hand, the engagement/wedding set uses one of those slots, leaving room for one more ring on that hand). Counting the set as two or three rings would overstate the actual adornment on the finger, and treating it as not counted would contradict the standard rule.