An engagement ring is a ring that a man gives to his girlfriend to confirm your intention to get married. An engagement ring is a clear proof that both parties plan to marry.

An engagement ring is not necessary to prove the validity of an engagement. Some people think that an engagement ring is just as essential as a wedding ring, but that's not the case. A wedding ring is necessary for a wedding, and an engagement ring is just a clear proof that both parties plan to marry. A man can give his fiancee ring without caring how many times he's been married before.

The origin of engagement and wedding rings is said to be the result of ancient marriage robbing. At that time, men grabbed women from other tribes and put shackles on her. Over the years, the yoke has become an engagement ring, a wedding ring, and a man wearing a ring to a woman means she is mine. Another saying is that the first person in the world to use a ring as a token of engagement was the Austrian King Messmine. In 1477, Mesmine met a princess named Mary in a public event. Her beauty and graceful demeanor fascinated Mesmine. Although Messmine knew that Mary had already promised to marry the then French crown prince, in order to win her love, Messmine decided to try her luck. He ordered someone to create a precious diamond ring specially for Mary. Faced with this meticulously carved, sparkling diamond ring and Messmine's ardent pursuit, Mary finally changed her mind and was happily married to Messmine. Since then, it has become a tradition for Westerners to use a diamond ring as a token of engagement.