An engagement ring is intended to symbolize the love and commitment of the couple involved, so it can feel overwhelming as you try to figure out what to slip on your partner’s finger. There are countless ideas online, and your friends who are engaged can probably talk forever about their engagement rings. How to cut through all of the noise in order to make the best decision for you? At Bert Levi Family Jewelers, we believe very firmly that an engagement ring should fit the personalities of the people involved.
What does that mean?
First of all, there are a great many symbolic meanings you can consider. What’s your favorite quality when it comes to your partner. Strength? Platinum symbolizes strength. Loyalty? Yellow gold symbolizes loyalty. Honesty and purity? That’s white gold. Rose gold symbolizes tender feelings and sweetness. There are many shades of meaning, actually. Yellow gold can also symbolize a foundation of friendship.
And what about the gems? Diamonds can symbolize unwavering commitment. Rubies can symbolize passionate love. Emeralds can symbolize new beginnings. Sapphires can symbolize many different things based on the color. There is meaning in every element of an engagement ring.
So, what if you have a partner who brings out all the most tender feelings you can imagine. Your partner is also passionate and lives life to the fullest. The one thing you’re happiest about is the unwavering commitment your partner shows to the relationship. You could get a rose gold engagement ring with a ruby surrounded by diamonds. That’s just one combination of meanings to allow you to personalize your engagement ring and your experience.
At Bert Levi Family Jewelers, we know that jewelry can be very important. It commemorates relationships and helps people to celebrate what’s important to them. We love helping people understand what different elements can mean. If you need an engagement ring, drop by our showroom if you’re in San Diego. Or, if you’re not local, feel free to call or send an email. We can help you no matter where you are!
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