He liked it so much he put a ring on it several times! Jessica Biel received multiple wedding rings from Justin Timberlake

She has showed off the huge rock on her finger, shortly after tying the knot.
But Jessica Biel actually received multiple wedding rings from new husband Justin Timberlake.
The newlywed actress got hitched in a lavish four-day bash in southern Italy earlier this month.
And the 30-year-old helped design four stackable wedding bands to go with her enormous 18-carat engagement ring.
Justin, 31, told People magazine he collaborated directly with Leor Yerushalmi of The Jewelers of Las Vegas to create the very personal white gold and black rhodium plated engagement ring - which also features two aquamarine elements representing Jessica's birthstone.
The couple were eager to have equally special wedding rings and so they worked with the designer for several months to create their complimentary bands.

Justin opted for a simple yellow-gold domed ring with a hammer finish, while his bride chose four stackable weddings bands, two of which are the same as Justin's ring and the other two are said to be white gold with a black rhodium finish and covered in diamonds.

Customised bands: Justin Timberlake and Biel wanted rings that were equally sentimental

Jessica is said to have worn only one of her wedding bands during their ceremony on their special day at the Borgo Egnazia resort in Puglia, Southern Italy on October 19.

Keeping it simple: Jessica is said to have worn only one of her wedding bands during their ceremony

The actress also decided to accessorise her beautiful Giambattista Valli haute couture pink gown with yellow pear-shape diamond drop earrings, set in 18-carat rose gold and micro-set with 96 fancy pink diamonds, from jeweller Martin Katz.
After such a flashy ceremony it’s fitting that Justin has apologised for a distasteful video featuring homeless people that congratulated him on his marriage.
The video was created by Justin's real estate friend Justin Huchel. 
It shows real homeless people on the LA streets purporting to be acquaintances who couldn't make it to the opulent ceremony which cost around $6.5 million.