There are only a few other things that are as romantic as engraving a ring. It gives the ring a personal touch, that no gemstone or precious metal can add. It’s a symbol of sentiments that bond two people together. So, after you are done custom-making the ring for your partner, it’s time to add your two pence to the creativity of the piece to give it completion. If you don’t have anything right off the top of your head that you want to have engraved on your ring, here are some ideas to get your imagination jogging.
“I Promise”
The most fitting engraving that goes with a promise ring is probably the words “I promise”. Of all the sweet things you can put on a ring, “I promise” is probably the shortest and sweetest. What can be more sentimental than an actual promise? This engraving on a ring signifies the love and commitment between two people. However, “I promise” is an open statement. Finish it by adding the predicate. Use your imagination because that part, you know best.
A Romantic Vow
Another great romantic addition to a wedding ring is a vow. The vow could be anything from the simple and direct “I love you” to a one-worded note like “Eternity”. “Yours forever” works fine too if you want be a little fancy. “I do” is a pretty perfect vow too, except that it’s pretty common and that doesn’t always work for all. So, as long as you keep it short, pretty much any vow is beautiful to put on a ring.
Archaic English Expressions
If you are poetic, the options are literally endless. Scour the pages of English literature you have tons of short romantic expressions that you can use to engrave on your ring. They may not be your original, they are some of the best quotes there is. These classic options are hard to overlook when looking for words to engrave your ring with.
Non-English Quotes
If English seems verbose, then turn to other languages to express your love and commitment. French, for example, is a great language when looking for romantic expressions. “Joie sans fin” and “Pour tousjours” literally translate to “joy without end” and “for all days”. There are a number of such expressions that dot the landscape of foreign languages. Just take some time to turn a few pages to find your vow.
