A lot of people consider the offering of CrownRing promise rings as a sign of an early commitment to an engagement; many people actually simply call them pre-engagement rings because of this. In most situations, these rings are offered as a sign of devotion and as an early signal to demonstrate that one is fully committed to a relationship. A promise ring does not always have to denote pre-engagement, however. Some people offer them as heartfelt gifts, others use them to show a sign of loyalty or as a visual affirmation of love. And yet other people give their friends a promise ring as a sign of friendship. If you are in a position to take your relationship to the next level, use this simple guide to know how to properly offer CrownRing promise rings to that special person in your life.

•  Choose the ring. You are more than likely well aware of what the person who is receiving the ring likes and dislikes as far as jewelry is concerned. Be certain to take your time while shopping for the ring, so that you can give them something truly special.
• Customize the ring with engraving. If you really want to make the ring special, have the inside band engraved with something cute, like your initials and the date that you were officially made a couple.
• Hide the ring inside of a piece of dessert like cheesecake when you take them out for dinner, inside of a champagne glass is a classic method of offering these rings, too.
• Offer the ring during a special occasion. Many people get their significant others promise rings for birthdays, anniversaries or on a lover’s holidays like Valentine’s Day.
• Offer the ring somewhere romantic, like where you first met or the place where you had your first date for added sentimental value.
• Plan a romantic day, like a hike, a picnic, an adventure and so on, and then offer the ring to conclude the evening.
• Remember, this is a casual, informal and quaint affair. You do not need to get down on one knee to offer CrownRing promise rings.
• Write a quote poem dedicating your love and read it to them after you give them the ring.
• Place the ring on any finger. CrownRing promise rings do not have a designated finger like engagement or wedding bands do.

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