An engraving is the part of a ring no one else will ever see — a line pressed into the inner wall of the band, kept between the piece and the person who wears it. It is what quietly turns an object into a record. Here is what to write there, and the hands it can be written in.
Two default styles cover most engravings. Script is flowing and romantic, best for names, phrases, and dates. Block is upright and clean, best for coordinates, roman numerals, and initials where each character must be unmistakable. Script is the default; note "BLOCK" in your order if you prefer it.
Beyond script and block, EON offers a small set of lettering hands, each with a different character:
The most-loved choices are a date (the day you met, proposed, or married), two sets of initials, GPS coordinates of a meaningful place, or a short phrase such as "always" or "to the end". Keep it to one short line for the strongest effect.
Up to about 30 characters sits comfortably along the inside of a band. Shorter is usually better — a single line reads as intimate, a crowded one does not.
Inside, by default — a hidden line seen only by the person wearing it. That privacy is the point.
No. Engraving is complimentary on every band. Enter your text in the personalization box when you order.
Yes. Roman numerals suit the block and Roman-capital styles beautifully — for example XII·VIII·MMXXVI for 12 August 2026.
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