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Need A Name For A Wedding Ring Collection
Posted By: shouq.s on 3/10/2007 9:15 AM (CST) 150 Points
Hello,
I hope all is well,

I really need your help here, we are about to launch a wedding ring and/or wedding ring collection but we are looking for a sophisticated, elegant easy name for it, something that refer to love, passion, commitment, ... but not the name infinity or forever, we need a name like feminine one...

I really appreciate any suggestions...

Thank you

Posted by: wnelson Accepted Answer
3/10/2007 9:30 AM (CST)
Shouq,

Specifically, what is it you are launching? A new wedding ring design and perhaps a family of wedding ring designs?

I'm thinking like how I might sign a love letter. I can see ads that have a dark background, lit only by candle light, a piece of parchment with three folds - like it was in an envelop, the top folded up slightly, written on with calligraphic letters, a fountain pen beside, and the ring sitting on the parchment at the end with the ending shown in big, loopy, swirly letters:
  • With Love

  • Love Always
  • Forever Yours

  • All My Love Always

  • Truly Yours


The tag line: Helping your love to last a lifetime.

I hope this helps.

Wayde
 
Posted by: shouq.s Author Response
3/10/2007 9:55 AM (CST)

Dear Wayde,
we are launching a diamond wedding ring, for the naming I think we need a one word name because when customers come to ask about our new ring or ring collection they cant say I want truly yours ring!! Don't you think...?
I appreciate your fast participation...
Take care
 
Posted by: wnelson Member Response
3/10/2007 10:34 AM (CST)
Shouq,

I don't see a problem with a two word name versus a one word name. It allows you to be more distinctive - otherwise, you'll end up with common words.

Apparently, the Diamond Design Company doesn't either because they stole one of my names! http://store.diamonddesignco.com/etcol.html
(Don't use "Forever Yours.")

Diamondsafe Company didn't have trouble with multiple words either - they have a "Diamond in a pearl" collection.

Love Story Diamonds has many multiword collections:
Romeo in Love, Only You, Epic Love

For one word: bliss, amor, forever, joy, blessed, felicity, elation, eternity, always, devotion, ardor, desire, Hera (Greek goddess of love and marriage), Aphrodite (Greek goddess of love and beauty), Venus (Roman goddess of love), Parvati (Indian goddess of love and marriage), Freyja (Norse goddess of love), committre (French for commit)

Before you adopt a goddess name, make sure you read about that goddess to make sure that their story completely reflects the image you want to portray. Many of the goddesses had a "bad side" too.

I think that the Truly Yours ring would have a "ring" to it and me memorable, but the choice, obviously, is trurly yours.

Wayde
 
Posted by: W.M.M.A. Member Response
3/10/2007 11:07 AM (CST)
Wayde stole all the good ones.
 
Posted by: Phoenix ONE Member Response
3/10/2007 11:40 AM (CST)
Hi,

I think Wade gave you quite a few god ideas, but let me offer a different approach:

Call the special ring simply:

Amour

it gives a lovely feel, upscale and obivious feminine touch of being in love.

Since the ring is part of a collection I assume it is a man and women's bands:

These I would suggest

Romeo & Juliet Collection, (theme)

then individual matching pairs as:

Young Love
Eternal Passion
Rapture
Enchantment
Felicity

Hope this helps

Good Luck & Happy Marketing ~




 
Posted by: peanutpeanut Member Response
3/10/2007 1:49 PM (CST)
magnifico

luxur

amour
 
Posted by: Steve Hoffacker Member Response
3/10/2007 3:22 PM (CST)
Hi shouq.s,

I agree with you that a one one name has power and a real sense of expression. How about "Commitment" or "Eternity" or "Unity"?

Steve
 
Posted by: Steve Hoffacker Member Response
3/10/2007 4:28 PM (CST)
Possibly "tenderly" or "tenderness"?

Steve
 
Posted by: vaasst* Member Response
3/11/2007 3:46 AM (CST)
• Divine
• Everlasting
• Enchanted
• Bliss
• Fem
• Adore
• Epiphany
• Amore
• Serenity
• Connected
• Clarity
• Damsel
• Destined

hth,
 
Posted by: vaasst* Member Response
3/11/2007 3:55 AM (CST)
Here are a few more

Devotion
Contentment
Content
Decidedly
 
Posted by: Steve Hoffacker Member Response
3/11/2007 10:59 AM (CST)
I like "Devotion" that vaasst suggested. Also there's "Unity" and "Perpetual."

Steve
 
Posted by: sas Member Response
3/12/2007 6:20 AM (CST)
i know this is long but what about

Forget me not
 
Posted by: kennethjames35 Accepted Answer
3/12/2007 10:36 AM (CST)
what about the Vow collection

ken
 
Posted by: JudyJudyJudy Member Response
3/12/2007 2:45 PM (CST)
How about the O Ring.... just kidding.

I like Wayde's suggestion of Greek names like Aphrodite or Venus.

A one word name: Beyond
 
Posted by: wnelson Member Response
3/12/2007 3:57 PM (CST)
As I mentioned previously, careful about whom you name the ring for. If you read your Greek mythology, Aphrodite wasn't exactly the most loyal - she was a tad permiscuous. And Romeo and Juliet - romantic, yes, but think about how the story ended.

JudyJudyJudy - I didn't realize this was a "Judy" with whom I worked previously! Please look up my email and let me know what your doing now-adays. You can find my emal via my website - which you will find on the profile page. And O-ring is better than "Constricting" or "Finally Gotcha."

Wayde
 
Posted by: rjohnni Member Response
3/14/2007 12:36 AM (CST)
What do you add when wayde has invaded. put the solution in precision. There is no room to move.

I have done huge jewellery brandings and at some time was near to a huge diamond sightholder and has certain first cut feels about high end jewellery branding.

'Truly Yours' provide you a promise, that the groom will cherish from the bride forever. It, if read carefully, is a feminine promise, though the groom's promise also lie within that. Its the holy matrimony, for pete's sake.

In the other family of names 'Aphroditi' stands out. There's a promise beyond just the soft side of marriage, there's also fire...to light and ignite the union. I gave a twist by bringing the I in the end for branding registration purposes as well for the individualism in the selection of the ring.

Hope it helps.

KUDOS
 
Posted by: anita.weissman Member Response
3/16/2007 7:28 PM (CST)
Always

As in:
"I have an Always ring." "My ring is from the Always Collection." "Your ring - Always" "For when you know it's Always"
 
Posted by: anita.weissman Member Response
3/16/2007 7:28 PM (CST)
Always

As in:
"I have an Always ring." "My ring is from the Always Collection." "Your ring - Always" "For when you know it's Always"
 


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