Do Peruvian married people wear their rings in public?

Yes, married Peruvian people do wear their rings in public.

In Peruvian culture, the wedding ring is a symbol of love, commitment, and fidelity. It is typically worn on the ring finger of the left hand. Wearing a wedding ring in public is seen as a way of showing respect for one's spouse and of demonstrating one's marital status.

There are some exceptions to this rule, however. For example, some Peruvians may choose not to wear their wedding ring if they are working in a dangerous or hazardous environment. Others may remove their wedding ring when they are swimming or participating in other activities that could damage the ring.

Overall, however, the vast majority of married Peruvian people wear their rings in public. It is a way of expressing love, commitment, and fidelity to one's spouse, and of showing respect for the institution of marriage.