Ring Stamp?

[esp102]

Hello:

This weekend my fiancé and I went looking for wedding bands. We went to a popular store (est. 1940) and was shown a few nice rings.

I looped one of the rings and noticed it was stamped: Lisa L

Lets say the store was called ABC. I asked the sales lady why it was stamped Lisa L? She said "that''s the internal maker of the ring. If I made the ring it would say Jenn P". I said, "Why not just say ABC - the name of your store". She said, "that''s not how we do it here".

I''m wondering if Lisa L is a brand? Has anybody heard of her? Maybe the store is right.

Also, does anybody know any good sites for antique looking bands for her?

Thanks!

 

[Cehrabehra]

Date: 4/30/2007 2:03:37 PM
Author:esp102
Hello:

This weekend my fiancé and I went looking for wedding bands. We went to a popular store (est. 1940) and was shown a few nice rings.

I looped one of the rings and noticed it was stamped: Lisa L

Lets say the store was called ABC. I asked the sales lady why it was stamped Lisa L? She said ''that''s the internal maker of the ring. If I made the ring it would say Jenn P''. I said, ''Why not just say ABC - the name of your store''. She said, ''that''s not how we do it here''.

I''m wondering if Lisa L is a brand? Has anybody heard of her? Maybe the store is right.

Also, does anybody know any good sites for antique looking bands for her?

Thanks!

sounds reasonable to me - kinda nice that the store gives credit to the ringmakers actually My designer has a symbol rather than a name for her stamp. Lisa L is no brand I''ve ever heard of but it gives you a connection with the artist that worked your ring

 

[decodelighted]

I have initials inside my e-ring that was handmade ... I assumed it was the artist''s initials. It''s def. not the name of the store.