A Japanese wedding ring obviously has a similar importance and significance as wedding rings in other regions. What is likely to be a very unique practice is now becoming trendy in Japan. Couples who have decided to divorce and lead separate lives, are often choosing to smash their wedding rings! The idea is to signify an end to the commitment and relationship brought about by marriage. A frog shaped hammer is generally the preferred 'tool' used to destroy the wedding rings. Most divorced couples who have adopted this practice say that, they feel a lot stronger and composed after having smashed their wedding rings. We have compiled much more information on this very interesting Japanese practice at http://www.leisure.food-recipe-cooking.com/japan-divorce-smashing-wedding-rings-fcr-1402.htm