Is your Wedding Ring inscribed ?  What does it say ?
152783
Her's, no. I'm using my late great grandfather's, which has his & his wife's initials, with the date 1907. Then, I'm having our initials & 2006 inscribed.
435785
well i live in england and if a man has a ring on his left hand it means hes married so untouchable unless you want wreck a marraige then hey go for it  think your mate is talking crap
1109566
Price doesn't matter.  You can find a beautiful ring for a reasonable price.  Just don't sacrifice quality.  My engagement ring is gorgeous and suits me to a tea, and my fiance only spent $2000 on it.  I know some women who's rings cost more.  I say just pick something out that says "her" all over, and you can't lose.  Or if you're really not sure - buy a single solitaire ring to use for the engagement, then go back with her and the two of you can pick something together.  Engraving?  I think it's nice, but not necessary.
964819
The wedding ring goes on first then the engagement ring as tadition goes. The weddingring has more meaningful significance.
7771
necklace or a braclet but not a ring. rings stand for comentment.
435087
It tells you where and when the ring was made and the quality of the materials used. These are called "hallmarks". You can get a jeweler or antiques dealer who specializes in jewelry to read the hallmarks for you (usually for free so long as there is no appraisal involved) or you can get a book on gold hallmarks from a library.
698054
OK, I love this question!! My answer is NO NO NO! You absolutely do NOT have to have an engagment ring. I too am in my early 20s and my fiance (already call my husband) and I have been living together for the past two years and he just proposed about 7 months ago but he did not have a ring and it was the most amazing moment of my life. I completely understood his financial situation so it was never an issue, I knew a ring would come later so I never worried about it. I'm a big fan of ebay and I would just browse at second hand rings until I found the perfect one for $200 but I had it appraised at $1400. My fiance bought it for me one month ago and I can't stop looking at my finger. Is it an ice skating rink? Of course not but it's the ring MY fiance put on MY finger and that's good enough for me. It sounds like you and your fiance are just as ginuine so I'm sure you really don't care what he puts on your finger as long as it's from the heart. Just keep in mind that all this crap you see on television and magazines...that's not real! Every engagement is not going to be on top of the Eiffel Tower and your wedding may not be in the Grand Ballroom at the Waldorf Astoria but it's your wedding and that is what makes it PERFECT! FYI: My fiance has an engagement ring too and both of our rings cost less than $300 combined (from eBay) and everyone "thinks" we bought our rings new! So now people know, you and my mom (and all of Yahoo Answers) Congratulations sweetie to you and your fiance!!
953119
Tradition is that the woman wears the "engagement" ring, and when the couple gets married, the woman gets the "marriage" part of the ring (band) and the man gets his ring. \n\nIt's a tradition, but I think its a worthy one.  The man is the one who has made the proposal and PROMISES to marry the woman.  He indicates this promise by giving her a symbol of his promise.  She, in turn, indicates that she also accepts the promise by wearing the engagement ring.\n\nGenerally, there is a time between when two people decide to marry and the actual celebration, so what fills in the gap ??  It's a time of transition and it's called the engagement period. \n\nDuring this time, the woman is the one who would suffer the most emotionally, if he would decide to bail out of it.  So everytime he sees his ring on her finger, it reminds him to honor her, and of his promise to her.  He is to remember his love for her everytime he sees the ring he placed on her finger.  Knowing guys, they need the reminder. And I'm a guy.\n\nIt's also a message to other guys who see the ring that they need to stop pursuing this woman, because it is basically a BIG HINT to dopey guys who would try it. \n\nThe wedding bands, then, when placed on each other's left hand, symbolize the beginning of the life together, permanently, as a couple.  It happens in church, in front of God and everybody, who serve as "witnesses" to the beginning of this new life.\n\nWhy would both of you wear the rings now ? Ya ain't married until you're married. \n\nI recommend taking these little steps of tradition. It is a huge buildup to the celebration of marriage itself, the party after, and the wedding night. (Very romantic and erotic, actually). \n\n(If you want just one ring, then the wedding band can be soldered together with the engagement ring after the wedding is done.)
474791
if you go to the online store its free engraving. if you buy it at an apple store you can ask them to order it in from apple once again free engrave if you buy it from something like bestbuy your out luck unless you wanna void warenty
226753
Isaiah 49:16\nSee, I have engraved you on the palms of my hands; your walls are ever before me.\nI doubt it's the verse you're looking for, but sometimes we confuse them in our heads & seeing them helps us realise it.
963845
I had a section of this taught to me in 10th grade and it still confuses me sometimes.  Anyway, the correct answer is Jacobses, even though it looks lengthly.  A lot of times people get engraved things written down wrong.
1159034
♥     that is an and symbol, the word hearts and a ;           <that'll give u a heart\n:-)    ;-)     :-*    :-D       <smileys
528293
are you sure it doesnt say "CARTIER", \nfamous jewelry company
630368
Traditional Wedding Gifts\nFirst - Paper\nSecond - Cotton\nThird - Leather\nFourth - Fruit/Flowers\nFifth - Wood\nSixth - Candy/Iron\nSeventh - Wool/Copper\nEighth - Bronze/Pottery\nNinth - Pottery/Willow\nTenth - Tin/Aluminum\nEleventh - Steel\nTwelfth - Silk/Linen\nThirteenth - Lace\nFourteenth - Ivory\nFifteenth - Crystal\nTwentieth - China\nTwenty-Fifth - Silver\nThirtieth - Pearl\nThirty-Fifth - Coral\nFortieth - Ruby\nForty-Fifth - Sapphire\nFiftieth - Gold\nFifty-fifth - Emerald\nSixtieth - Diamond \n\nModern Wedding Gifts\nFirst - Clocks\nSecond - China\nThird - Crystal/Glass\nFourth - Appliances\nFifth - Silverware\nSixth - Candy/Iron\nSeventh - Desk Sets\nEighth - Bronze/Pottery\nNinth - Linen/Lace\nTenth - Leather\nEleventh - Jewelry\nTwelfth - Pearls\nThirteenth - Textiles/Furs\nFourteenth - Gold Jewelry\nFifteenth - Watches\nTwentieth - Platinum\nTwenty-Fifth - Silver\nThirtieth - Diamond\nThirty-Fifth - Jade\nFortieth - Ruby\nForty-Fifth - Sapphire\nFiftieth - Gold\nFifty-fifth - Emerald\nSixtieth - Diamond
1184627
It means she's proving to the world that you are separated for right now, but she's not ready to give it up completely.  Her engagement ring still tells people that she is off limits, but not completely off the market.  The fact that she replaced the wedding ring with the heirloom is probably just for her benefit.  No one else knows that its not her wedding right, but she knows.  Its her little way of being separate from you.  The good news is, that means shes still hanging on to you.  Not, to say you will defiantly get back together, but if she wasn't seriously considering it, she wouldn't be wearing any of your diamonds.  Best of Luck to you... give her some time, it may be all she needs to work it out.
299829
Very important, you will be wearing it for the rest of your life. My fiance spent $10,000 on my ring and we are both totally satisfied with it.
1154478
(m)\n\nwedding / wed \n\nA wedding is a marriage ceremony which is held in church or a registry office and also includes the party or special meal which follows the ceremony. All of this usually happens on your wedding day. \n\nThere are a number of other wedding compounds that are associated with wedding day: \n\nThe newlyweds had told everybody that they wanted no wedding presents as they were emigrating to Australia. \nThe predominant colour at Sophie's wedding was creamy white. Her wedding dress was this colour and the icing on the three-tier wedding cake was this colour too. \nIs it true that in Britain you wear your wedding ring on the third finger of your left hand? \nA silver wedding is celebrated after 25 years of marriage and a golden wedding after 50 years. \n \n \n \n     \n If you wed someone, you marry them, but wed is not used very much nowadays as a verb as it is rather old-fashioned. It can sound quite effective however, because it is unusual. Sometimes it has a poetic ring to it: \n\nWe got wed soon after the baby was born. \nI shall never wed as I like to be independent. \n \n      marriage / marry / get married \n\nMarriage describes the relationship between husband and wife or the state of being married: \n\nThey enjoyed a long and happy marriage. \nMost marriages these days do not last. \nThe bride's parents did not approve of Victoria's marriage to George. \n \n \n      If you marry someone, that person becomes your husband or wife and we use the verb marry in preference to wed normally.\n\nHowever, even more usual than marry is get married. This use of get with a past participle is a very common structure in contemporary English and is used across a range of common expressions. It has the same sort of force as reflexive verbs have in other languages. Thus in English we would say: Don't get lost! NOT Don't lose yourselves! Consider the following:\n\nI married the man next door / I got married to the man next door. \nThey didn't get dressed until two o'clock in the afternoon. \nI didn't bother to get washed as I knew I would be working on the farm. \nRemember, it's a big dark wood. Be careful not to get lost. \nWe had known each other for fifteen years before we got engaged. \nI never get invited to Sarah's parties. \nWe got married on 10 June, but by the beginning of the autumn both of us knew that the marriage would not last and that sooner or later we would have to get a divorce / get divorced. \n \n      Interestingly, although we can say they married and they divorced as an alternative to they got married and they got divorced, we cannot say: they engaged. Here, only they got engaged is possible.