Showing posts with label jewish engagement rings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewish engagement rings. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 March 2017

Jewish Engagement Rings

Today was the day. Today was the spectacular day. Today was the much awaited for, anticipated, exciting, amazing day! It was the day on which Amanda was going to pick out (and hopefully purchase) her I am my beloved ring. Oh, how very very excited she was! Amanda had been waiting for this day nearly her entire life. She thought of how many hours, days and nights she had spent dreaming about her future I am my beloved ring.
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She would stay up late at night thinking about it, pondering over which exact style she would choose. Would she pick gold or silver? Wide or narrow? Diamonds or other precious stones, or keep it sleek and plain? Amanda had spent hours upon hours contemplating each and every detail of her I am my beloved ring. And today she was finally here. It seemed too good to be true.
As “the day”, as we are calling it, was approaching, Amanda also spent a lot of time deciding where to purchase her long awaited for ring. She had heard about numerous stores and businesses that sell or manufacture Jewish engagement rings. Amanda took her time doing her research. She had to make sure she was buying from only the very best sources. But she had ample time to decide, and before long she settled on a Jewish engagement rings vendor from which should would purchase her I am my beloved ring.
On the appointed day, Amanda woke up bright and early. The sunny blue sky and crisp breeze were the perfect accompaniment on her special outing. She set out to Jarod’s house, as she had planned to choose her I am my beloved ring together with her fiancĂ©. Amanda picked him up, and the two of them drove off together to the Jewish engagement rings store.
At last they have arrived. Amanda set about her choosing ceremony right away. She asked the salesmen to please lay out for her, in an organized fashion, all of the silver pieces to start with. She wanted to make sure she got a good eye on every single possibility, and she wanted to do it in order from “worst to best”. The salesmen lay before her trays and trays of sterling silver Jewish engagement rings, all with the ani ledodi inscription on them. Amanda scrutinized each one. She marveled at the diversity of styles, and she loved how despite that, all of the rings maintained a beautiful, classic elegance.
After a while, Amanda moved on to gold. She asked for all of the yellow gold rings to be displayed, then the white gold, then the two tone gold, and so on. After spending an even longer time gazing and them, she went on to diamonds. It just got better and better.
As you can imagine, Amanda spent hours in the jewelry store that fateful day. She enjoyed every single minute. Though Amanda was generally quick to make decisions, the decision of which I am my beloved ring to purchase was not going to be a hasty one, nosiree. But eventually, she did choose one. She was very happy with her choice, and wore the beautiful ring for many, many happy years.

Thursday, 15 December 2016

Rings With Stories

There is a story behind every picture. There is a story behind every event. And there is a story behind every I am my beloved ring.
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One such story is the story of Becky’s engagement ring. Becky always loved the bible. But she didn’t know why. She grew up in a non-religious environment, but deep down she had a passion for religion. When she was young, she loved to read stories about Jerusalem, and was enthralled at how such a tiny piece of land could be so fought over. It had been captured and recaptured dozens of times throughout history. She felt attached to the land, even though she had never been there and didn’t know anybody who had.
When Becky grew older, she knew she just had to visit Israel. She saved up for a plane ticket and before long, she was on her way. She toured the land as if her life depended on it. Her favorite part was the archeological digs and excavations. She loved the richness of the land and the deep-rooted historical messages.
During her stay, she met a young man named David, and before long, they decided to become engaged. David shared Becky’s love for the land, and the deep connection to the bible. They decided to settle in Israel when they would begin their new lives together. Becky planned to go back home to say goodbye to her family, then fly back to Israel for her wedding, and then settle there.
As David was saying goodbye, he asked, “Becky, how do you feel about Jewish engagement rings?”Becky blinked a few times, unsure she had heard correctly. “But I’m not even Jewish!” she responded. “Yes, I know”, said David, “but Jewish engagement rings are all about verses from the bible. There are phrases full of deep meaning, the kind of the thing you love, Becky, and you can have that on your engagement ring.”
Wow. Becky had not known that. But she loved the idea. “As soon as you come back, before we announce our engagement officially, we can take a look at some Jewish engagement rings right here in Jerusalem”, said David. “I think you might go for the I am my beloved ring. It’s right up your alley.”
And boy, was he right. Upon Becky’s return, she set about the business of choosing her I am my beloved ring. There were many Jewish engagement rings to choose from, but it was the message of the I am my beloved ring that really spoke to her. The bible, the Land of Israel, how David shared her passion for it all, all wrapped up in one I am my beloved ring – it was too good to be true. But true it was.
David and Becky held their wedding in the heart of Jerusalem. There was a meager crowd in attendance, but the love they shared was abundant. And the message of the I am my beloved ring spread its glory wherever it went.