Engagement rings are more than just a piece of jewelry—they embody love, commitment, and the unique bond shared by two people. As far back as the ancient Egyptians people have been exchanging rings to symbolize their commitment to one another for millennia.

Ancient Egyptian pharaohs were among the first to endow rings as a symbol of eternity. This symbolism was drawn from the ring's shape—a circle that, much like the endless cycle of time, has neither beginning nor end. This eternal loop resonated with the Egyptians' reverence for the sun and the moon, celestial bodies that govern life's rhythm. They believed the space within a ring's bounds acted as a portal to the mysteries yet unraveled.