We were talking about wedding ring and engagement ring during lunch today.\u00a0 My friends said that they would like their ring to be engraved.\u00a0 I wonder why anyone want their rings to be engraved.\u00a0 First of all, the engraving is not free.\u00a0 The letters are engraved inside the ring, so no one can see the letters.\u00a0 Someone engrave names on the ring.\u00a0 I can understand you better tag your thing if it is easy to lose or mix up with other people’s.\u00a0 Since most people wear their ring all the time and it is unlike to mix up the ring.\u00a0 If indeed the ring is lost, shouldn’t engrave your phone number or email address instead of your name, so that whoever find the ring can contact you to return the ring.\u00a0 Engraving your name on the ring was the best way to mark your property before each diamond come with an engraved identification number.\u00a0 Your purchase receipt with the diamond certification already provide enough proof for you to reclaim the ring in case it is stolen.\u00a0 Someone engrave the day of wedding on the ring.\u00a0 Well, it is useful, in case you forget the date.\u00a0 However, should you remember the date by heart?\u00a0 Lastly, someone engrave the ring for symbolic meaning.\u00a0 Yet, the ring itself is already a symbol of the wedding.\u00a0 Why would someone put an small extra symbol on more prominent symbol.\u00a0 The symbolic meaning of the engrave is insignificant next to the symbolic meaning of the ring itself and it will be unnoticeable in the round off error of symbolic meaning.\u00a0 In short, engrave the ring doesn’t make any sense.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"