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'CTR' means 'choose the right'. A CTR ring reminds LDS (Latter-Day-Saint, Mormon) members to do what they know is right. A purity ring reminds the wearer to practice abstinence before marriage. LDS members don't use purity rings, we believe that we should not have sex before marriage, and that this is a commandment from God.
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