Rings for men when women propose are emerging in countries such as the United Kingdom and Australia. With the popularity of men's engagement rings, jewelry designers and emotion experts say that women's unconventional practice will make it possible for men to have a " Unforgettable memory of being proposed".

Equality between men and women, more and more women chasing men or women proposing to men, and now even engagement rings have a men's version. British media reported a few days ago that there have been engagement rings specially designed for women to give to men in countries such as the United Kingdom and Australia, which can be used to propose to men or as a surprise gift for the other party after accepting the boyfriend's proposal.

Jewelry designers and emotion experts have said the popularity of men's engagement rings suggests that women's unconventional approach will allow men, too, to have an unforgettable memory of being "proposed." Australian relationship psychologist Gail Westcott says people in their thirties are most likely to break these traditional roles and boundaries between the sexes.

"It could be that women don't want to wait any longer, or that the relationship between men and women is more equal than it was a decade or two ago, and that will change the commitment to marriage," she said. Westcott believes that as women's income levels rise, More and more women will break with tradition and buy their own wedding rings.

In addition, the younger generation of men are also used to wearing jewelry, so men's engagement rings are not excluded.

Paula Hull, a gender psychologist, said: "If a traditional engagement ring is just a sign that the woman has become the 'private property' of a man, a male engagement ring means that the couple belongs to each other."

Gender expert John Aiken said that there are roughly two types of women who have the courage to break the tradition and propose marriage. Either they are traditional but want to take the lead, or they are open-minded and maverick. Aiken believes that people are getting married at a later age, so some women decide to ask their partners for advice first.