Is the silver ring on the back of an iPod touch 4th generation important?

I noticed it had come out a little bit because I could feel it stick out but this morning I noticed it wasn't there so it must have fallen out. Is it important?

It tends to only protect the camera lens from being scratched. If you use a case then the missing ring would not be a concern.

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