The meaning and history of all things engraved and pers

White Gold Promise Ring – Style and Significance

June 30, 2008

(Pictured: 14k White Gold, Marquise Diamond Promise Ring) Although I strongly disagree with those who believe that only precious metals, preferably gold, should be used for purity and promise rings (these terms are sometimes interchangeable, but a promise ring can apply to keeping any sort of promise, noble in nature, in most cases), there is [...]

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Cross Shapes: Maltese Cross Pendants and Rings

June 30, 2008

This is my first entry in a series of posts that will explore various styles and designs of the cross in many cultures, but primarily in Christian symbolism. Many of these crosses have distinct shapes and applications. They are perfect for jewelry and other decorative arts, especially when a specific religious theme (or affiliation) needs [...]

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Coat of Arms Laser Engraved Pens – A Word of Caution

June 19, 2008

These laser engraved pens look interesting, of course. There is one problem, however. What if you don’t have a coat of arms? The manufacturer has this to say: I currently have list of over 11,000 available names including Irish, English, Scottish, Welsh, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese heraldry…Who wouldn’t like to see their family crest [...]

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What to engrave on a wedding ring – Bible Verses about Love

June 18, 2008

Bible Verses About Love These Bible quotes about love are given from three popular versions: KJV, NIV and the Vulgate (Latin translation by St. Jerome). Some of them may be suited for engraving on wedding rings, engagement rings, purity rings, as well as other objects that are related to weddings, anniversaries and other ways of [...]

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Clocks and Watches: Engraving Ideas

June 13, 2008

Engraved clocks are perhaps not as popular as they used to be, but this actually puts them in the unique gift category. Clocks are intrinsically useful, you can find one in almost every room, so there is never any need to fear that the recipient of the gift “already has one.” Of course, they do! [...]

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