#engagement ring

[a-d-nox]

astro hypothesis: what your future wedding/engagement ring may look like

we have been using the 7h ruler chart in regards to the future partner as a person and anything regarding them and interacting with them. this time we are switching to the descendant persona to look at the partnership as a whole. a ring is a sociological symbol signaling to the world around you that you have a partner and are in a partnership. i would say saturn is a wedding band / ring; it's a symbol of honor and commitment as well as fidelity - its a vow of a long-term or lifelong connection. while venus is an engagement ring; its a promise of marriage inspired by the love a person has for their partner - it is usually more unique and flashy than a band. so again look at your descendant persona and the planets venus and saturn in this chart to learn about your ring(s).

venus

leo (5°, 17°, 29°) venus: features a bold and elegant design. might include eye-catching elements such as large, prominent gemstones, intricate details, or a distinctive setting. ring would be made from luxurious materials like gold, platinum, or even bespoke designs that add a touch of opulence. the focus would be on creating something that feels special and unique. unique shapes, custom engravings, or artistic features that stand out and expresses personal style. vibrant gemstones or intricate patterns that catch the light.

scorpio (8°, 20°) venus: ring might incorporate dark, rich colors or stones such as deep red garnets, black diamonds, or dark sapphires. could include custom engravings, secret symbols, or unconventional designs that holds special meaning.

7h venus: design is romantic and classic, perhaps incorporating timeless features like solitaire settings, delicate bands, or traditional styles that emphasize the beauty and commitment of the relationship. design might include symmetrical elements or balanced proportions that represent the harmony sought in relationships - matching bands, elegant details, or harmonious patterns. might include custom engravings or meaningful symbols that represent the couple’s shared values and commitment.

venus negatively aspecting neptune: intricate, ethereal, or even slightly unconventional designs. design might include soft, flowing lines or fluid shapes. settings that incorporate softer curves or designs that appear to shimmer or change with the light.

venus positively aspecting pluto: design that reflects intensity and meaning. design might blend elegance with a powerful, bold presence. unique gemstone settings or intricate details that convey a sense of importance. stones with deep, transformative meanings, such as garnets, black diamonds, or other gemstones associated with passion and transformation.

saturn

taurus (2°, 14°, 26°) saturn: likely features a classic, timeless design that emphasizes durability and enduring values. made from high-quality materials that stand the test of time, such as platinum or gold. design would combine elegant with practical elements, avoiding overly ornate or elaborate styles in favor of a refined and straightforward look. the ring would be comfortable and practical for daily wear.

gemini (3°, 15°, 27°) saturn: lean towards a classic, functional design that emphasizes practicality and timelessness. design might be straightforward but crafted with precision and care. there could be subtle yet meaningful details incorporated into the ring’s design that reflect personal significance - engravings or custom features that symbolize important aspects of the relationship or shared values (my friend had a promise ring with an infinity wrap in the band - the same design will be in the wedding ring). designs could include subtle patterns or inscriptions with meaningful words or dates.

5h saturn: wedding ring merges both romantic, creative elements with classic, timeless features. ring could have a traditional band with personalized engravings and/or a classic design with unique gemstones. ring would likely be both beautiful and practical, symbolizing not just the romantic aspects of the relationship but also its long-term, committed nature.

saturn negatively aspecting sun: ring would likely have a classic, structured design. a timeless, elegant band with clean lines, avoiding overly ornate or flashy designs. the ring would be made from high-quality, enduring materials like platinum or gold. a design that stands the test of time. design might lean towards minimalist aesthetics but with meaningful details. a simple band might include a discreet inscription or small gemstones that holds personal significance.

saturn negatively aspecting pluto: usually this is a robust and enduring materials like titanium. could include intricate patterns or hidden details that have personal significance. a classic band could include modern / unconventional design features considering the traditional significance of a wedding ring.

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[thegardenofbae]

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[mrs-trophy-wife]

[herejusttosufferalong]

Second time she’s deliberately cropped a (the) ring from a photo, instead of just taking it off (for the pic at least). 🤔

Genuine question: are we really thinking engagement? Or more like commitment?

I think everyone has drawn their own conclusions at this point.

For me though, I keep going back to how Chupi originally marketed the ring on their website.

Make of that what you will

[shewhoworshipscarlin]

Art Deco engagement ring, 1930s.

[triflingthing]

I’m not over it

[literatureloverx]

The way Fyodor would let his subordinates create an entirely unique engagement ring with a maddeningly precious stone of his own eye color for you is biblically accurate to me. Deep, violet, violent eyes, whose shadows always remain on your finger for all eternity. ❤️

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[brf-rumortrackinganon]

Do you think it wasn't right that instead of giving a different engagement ring to Catherine, he gave his mother's as well. Like, we know what happened to his mother right?

Nope.

I saw William giving Kate the ring as the ultimate symbol/gift of his trust, love, and affection to her: his mother's memory, which was (at the time) probably his most cherished possession.

And I saw Kate's accepting of the ring as the ultimate symbol and gift of her trust, love, and affection to him: her support to help care for his mother's memory and preserve it for the future, together.

Because that's really the responsibility that William was asking of her when he proposed, and the responsibility that Kate was accepting: inheriting, and becoming the bearer of, Diana's memory and what could have been.

Why not give her the ring, and let that be the only point of comparison between the past, the now, and the future? After all, it's why William made it clear in the engagement interview that there were absolutely no expectations that Kate would be or do anything as Diana did it.

[mrs-trophy-wife]

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[shewhoworshipscarlin]

Emerald engagement ring, 1920s, Czechoslovakia.