Is a wedding set considered two rings under the policy?

• A. No.
• B. Yes.
• C. Only if the set is two separate pieces.
• D. Only if the set is customized.

Answer: (A)

Under AR 670-1, jewelry must be conservative and not draw undue attention. A wedding set—the engagement ring with the wedding band—is treated as a single unit for counting toward the allowed rings. Since these two pieces are designed to be worn together as one ring, the policy counts the set as one ring toward the limit. So a wedding set is not considered two rings; it’s regarded as one ring when worn as a set. If you wear the two pieces separately, they could be counted as two rings, but the standard interpretation for a set is one.