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An unforgettable wedding proposal with MEISSEN
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You are at a decisive moment in your life. The thought of a future together with the person you love fills your heart with joy and excitement. It's a time full of dreams, hopes and endless love. And now, as you're ready to plan the next step - proposing - you want to make sure this moment is unforgettable. Part of this is choosing the perfect engagement ring, which should not only be a symbol of commitment, but also an expression of your love and connection. In the midst of all these considerations, MEISSEN is ready to help you create this meaningful moment.
The tradition of the engagement ring goes back a long way in human history and is characterized by cultural customs and historical events. Even in ancient Roman times, rings were worn as a sign of commitment and belonging. The custom of wearing a ring on the left ring finger dates back to this time, as it was believed that a vein from the finger led directly to the heart. In the Middle Ages, engagement rings were often kept simple and had no precious gemstones. The use of a diamond first took place in the 15th century when the Archduke Maximilian of Habsburg proposed to his beloved, Marie of Burgundy. However, the popularity of a diamond in engagement rings can actually be traced back to an advertising campaign by a world-famous diamond producer. Throughout history, engagement rings have undergone a development characterized by social norms, religious beliefs and personal preferences. In the 18th century, engagement rings began to become more ornate, often with intricate designs and adorned with precious stones. But whatever the perfect engagement ring looks like for you, it remains a timeless symbol of love and a promise of a future together.
"When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible."
Harry Burns in "When Harry Met Sally"
Harry Burns in "When Harry Met Sally"
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MEISSEN has always set standards in the field of exquisite jewellery creations - and the rings are no exception. Even in the early years, the porcelain manufactory, under the influence of the royal court jeweler and goldsmith Johann Jacob Irminger, began to produce so-called gallantry items - using “white gold” and other precious materials. And so history, craftsmanship and true love come together in these artistic masterpieces. Each piece tells its own story and carries the soul of those who wear it.
The “1739 Royal Blossom” collection tells a very special love story. Inspired by a delicate blossom made of “white gold”, which Augustus III, Elector of Saxony, gave to his beloved wife, this collection presents a number of variations, adorned with sapphires, rubies or diamonds. Each piece is a declaration of love and a symbol of the infinite bond between two hearts.
The “Pearl Collection” is an ode to the natural beauty of pearls. Inspired by their mother-of-pearl sheen, the porcelain pearls in this collection reflect light in a unique way. They represent richness, luxury and perfection, reminding us that true beauty comes from within.
The “1722 Swords” collection is a tribute to the iconic signet of the manufactory - the crossed swords. These symbols stand for the highest quality and tradition. In this collection, the Crossed Swords are reinterpreted in various ways, whether as an elegant 750 rose gold frame, as brilliant 750 white gold or in classic beauty as “1722 Swords Basic”.
No matter which collection is behind the ring that is to persuade your loved one to say “yes” forever - may the engagement ring from MEISSEN not only be a symbol of love, but also a precious piece of jewellery that accompanies your journey through life together. We wish you all the best and much happiness on your journey through life together. May your bond of love last forever and your relationship always be filled with happiness and harmony.
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