Has anyone heard of E-rings by "Pink" or is it "Pynk"?

[jc321]

One of their rings has caught my mistress''s eye, yet I can''t find a website or any online retailer that carries them.

thx
JC

 

[Mara]

your mistress?!

 

[Daniela]

Maybe he means it in a sort of poetic, perhaps Elizabethan sense?! Shakespeare liked the word "mistress" when he was talking about someone's love interest (modern day would be "girlfriend"), for example.

 

[Hest88]

Even in Shakespearean times, mistress had a sexual connotation. A young girl was Miss Smythe, and a married woman was a Mistress Smythe. Thus, when using "mistress" to describe one's woman, she was either your wife or your, uh, paramour. You'd never call your intended your mistress.

Anyway, I don't believe I've heard of Pink.