Every woman wants a unique engagement ring, engagement ring setting, diamond and wedding ring. However, because of fashion trends and a limited number of ways to cut a diamond, wedding rings tend to be rather uniform. One way to make your wedding ring totally unique is to engrave it with some kind of romantic text.
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In engraving of text into wedding rings dates back to the 16th and 17th Centuries, particularly in England and France, where poetry was engraved into rings known as “Poesy Rings”. These rings were sometimes set with uncut diamonds which the lovers would often use to engrave all sorts of love notes in any surface available, be it wood, glass and sometimes metal. In the modern day, this is not possible because of legal consequences, but you can still have texts engraved in your wedding. Here are some interesting ideas bound to make your ring unique.
Use a short romantic text. It is no secret that some of the most meaningful statements are said in the fewest words. This could be a single line from a poem that has sentimental value to yourself and your groom or even a simple statement of love. Find the text you want to use, decide on a font and bring it to a jeweler, who will be able to engrave your ring in no time.
Use a long text that will fit all over the ring and stone. This option, which could be a problem in the future if you would like to upgrade your diamond, is a great way to express your feelings for your beloved. Rather than using one sentence from a poem, engrave the whole thing in the ring and have the remainder engraved in the stone. In addition to having sentimental value, the stone will unmistakably be yours and will serve as a kind of insurance policy as your ring will be easy to identify.
Engrave your names. This option is great if you cannot decide on a text but still want to engrave something in your ring. You may also engrave the wedding date or some other sentimental information in addition to the names.
