are promise rings still in?
961085
Yes--indeed they are. It is a super way to go steady and not have that "engagement" thing hanging over your head. It is quite a nice way to say you love her and eventually want more.
494935
yes a promise is forever. just like wedding vows, you promise eachother forever no matter what. a promise is a promise. you should never make someone a promise you cant keep or have no intentions of keeping.
54368
Get the ring before you give it up. They'll stay a little longer, then  :)
87012
Something that he likes and will make him think of you. A promise ring is a pretty big deal and it shows that he loves you. Show him that you love him just as much. I saw these necklaces once that were SO cute. There's part of it that says "The one who holds the key to this holds the key to my heart" and the other part is a key that fits into the heart. Just an idea. Or there are other key an lock charms. Check a local jeweler if your interested.
855755
FYI  If you want a ring from past years as long as the school it still in existence you can order one at the jewelry counter at Walmart...they have a small additional charge for past years.  I ordered one for my husband for his birthday to replace the one he lost...it was not expensive (under $100) and was perfect!  He still says it was one of the best presents he ever got!
14560
your ring finger on the left hand. in the olden days rich parents would give their daughters promise rings to symbolize they would save themselves for the man who weds them,.. so when they meet a guy he would remove their ring and replace it with an engagement ring....
910888
White House Watch: Ann McFeatters / Promises kept and broken\nhttp://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06029/645698.stm
617860
A promise ring is a ring given as an outward and physical expression, or symbol, of a promise made between two people. \n\nTraditionally, the promise ring is given for virtually any type of promise made between two people - either romantic or platonic.  A popular reason to give promise rings includes Pre-engagement:  If you're sure she's the right one for you, but not quite ready for engagement, the pre-engagement ring expresses commitment to the relationship and a promise for the future together. \n\nThe most important rule in giving a promise ring is to be up-front about the terms of the promise, especially if the ring contains a diamond.  There is nothing more heartbreaking than a person reading something into a gift of a ring that is more than intended!  A simple note accompanying the ring, to be read prior to opening the gift, can clarify your sentiments.
595769
I think promise rings are great. They make your relationship special without taking it too far. I had a long term relationship in high school and I had a promise ring, it was my birth stone (ruby) heart shaped with two tiny diamonds next to it. It was perfect.
22241
Since there is no official word on this I advise you to keep an eye on their blog\nhttp://updates.mail.yahoo.com/
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http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=blessed+be+ring&hl=en&lr=&rls=SUNA,SUNA:2005-52,SUNA:en&sa=N&tab=ff&oi=froogler\n\nhttp://www.pyramidcollection.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=P11530+11
944898
Give it to her as a Christmas gift! Six months is a perfect time for a promise ring. No do not ask her Dad. That's for when you ask her to marry you.
405262
I was in the jeweltry biz for quite a while, so what I would tell you is to look for a religious ring, not a plain band.  Plain bands are used all the time as wedding rings and you made it clear that's not your thing.  Take a look around.  You can find great looking rings (for males and females alike) that are religiously based, i.e. with crosses on them, doves, that kind of thing.  That way you can still inscribe the verse inside.  Byt the way, I love LOVE that idea.  Good one!!
668555
Probably not.\n\nSound like old bonds -- I don't think the CSRR is still around.\n\nOld bond certificates really only have neusmatic value. They are not worth anything on the market.
1175515
Here's their website: www.promisekeepers.org\n\nThey SOUND good.  Their message sounds like one telling men that they need to be responsible and caring and loving...but the undertone is one of misogyny.\n\nThe philosophy is that the world is messed up because men have yielded their power to women in a misguided attempt at equality, when God has determined the proper positions for men and women and we as men should get back to the promise we give our wives...to HAVE (possess) and to HOLD(restrain)...to protect and cherish.  "I'm sorry that I've not done my job as a man honey...I'm going to do it now...you can go back into the kitchen and cook, I'll do all the hard stuff, like thinking and making decisions for us."
1097872
Not quite yet. It's on the list though to be developed in the future. Stay tuned!
201500
I haven't heard that there will be.