Anti-cheating wedding ring

A wedding ring may represent everlasting love, but as many a philandering spouse knows, it can be slipped off and out of sight all too easily.

Now one company has created a ring that 'brands' the finger of those inclined to cheat, Daily Mail writes.

The Anti-Cheating Ring is engraved on the reverse with the words 'I'm Married'.

The result is that when the ring is removed, the words are impressed upon the skin - for a short time at least.

The $550 wedding band is made from strengthened titanium - presumably stronger than the marriage it is intended to represent. It even comes with a lifetime guarantee.

The ring is more akin to a men's design than a woman's, presumably because the band needs to be wide enough to accommodate the words, rather than the fact that one sex is more inclined to cheat than another.