<human>: EDIT:
Alright Reddit, I hear you. Thanks for all the honest answers. I think I just got carried away in my zeal to fit into a new country/new culture. I'll leave the poor man alone :)

Original Question:

My husband(34 M) and I(32 F) have been married for 8 years now. We have a wonderful, happy marriage, and are raising wonderful kids. We usually see eye to eye on most issues, and have learnt to compromise on issues that we differ on. This is the only issue that we are unable to find a middle ground on.

So, we both have lived all our life in a country where wearing rings does not symbolize marriage. My father never wore a ring, but has been happily married to my mother for the last 35 years. It is the same with my in-laws. 

In the 8 years of our marriage, my husband has never worn a ring. Wearing a ring on the left hand didn't symbolize anything culturally, so it was never a big deal.

We recently moved to a country where wearing wedding rings is the cultural norm. I really liked the symbolism of it, and that it showed a couple's commitment to each other. So I started wearing my ring on my left hand constantly. 

I pointed out to my husband that maybe he could wear a ring too. His answer was,"What for? I haven't worn a ring in the last 8 years of our marriage, but that didn't make me a bad husband or a bad father. I love you and I love our kids, and I am committed to our family. Why do I need to wear a ring just because everyone here wears a ring? Besides, I hate wearing jewelry."

Sigh. So, that's the issue / non-issue at hand. 
What do I say to convince my husband to wear a ring? Should I just let it go?

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Husband of 8 years doesn't want to start wearing a ring just because we moved to a country where married people wear rings. What should I do?