Engraved Promise Rings
Promise rings symbolize exactly what the name suggests. The ring could be gifted to a friend or to-be-spouse, engraved with a special message to consistently remind the person about a promise made and the value of the relationship. Engraved promise rings are now recognized as heirlooms . . . .

Etched Promise Rings
An engraved promise ring is also called a friendship ring. It is given to commemorate a special relationship, romantic or otherwise. On a prenuptial front, the ring signifies a commitment to a monogamous relationship. It could either be a precursor to an engagement ring, in the case of a love marriage, or one worn after the formal engagement, in the case of an arranged marriage. Though the ring can be worn on any finger, the preferred option is the left ring finger. The reason behind the ring being worn on the fourth finger of the left hand is the popular belief that the finger is home to the vena amoris or 'vein of love', a vein that extends all the way to the heart. Flaunting a tradition that dates back to the 16th century, the exchange of promise rings cross social barriers created by wealth or social status. The engravings could be the eternal heart symbol or any friendship symbols, such as the Celtic knot or interlocked fingers. Heart engravings popularly symbolize love. A promise ring could also be engraved to highlight secret symbols that could be decoded only by the recipient, or a small 'I love You' or 'From Here To Eternity' message.
These engraved rings solemnize a proposal or formal agreement. Today, there is a whole fashion jewelry range that caters to the demands for these rings. They can be bought in royal metals such as gold, silver and platinum, that soon become family heirlooms and investments, or cheaper materials that become priceless collectibles with every passing year. Matching promise bands can now be selected for both the recipient and the person gifting the ornamental jewelry, to flaunt the same design. The prices vary considerably depending on the materials used. The design, use of gemstones and the cost of engraving all add to the final cost-price. When investing in engraved promise bands made from the royal metals or real gemstones, it is important to check out:
- Carat weight
- Color intensity
- Clarity and cut
- Genuineness of the jeweler
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