AZTimT
The Stripetition Finish Guy (inactive)
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On Saturday morning I successfully surprised my sweetheart Natalie at a friend's house when I proposed to her with a special little presentation using INFI as cover for the ring. I forgot the camera though so we had to take these pictures last night after she had worn it a few days. She hates surprises, but loved this one. 
:thumbup: She is so preconditioned to me showing her new knives/guns that I didn't have to worry about her getting suspicious of them being stored in a gun case. First I showed her the new Sig Mosquito I picked up for her and I to get our first suppressor setup.
Then I told her it came with some cool accessories as I opened the factory case for the Sig. Inside the ring was complete with a His CABS/Hers BOSS Jack presentation.
Neither she nor I like diamonds due to their foreign and fraudulently regulated nature so I wanted something simple, durable and beautifully unique as well as American, like a Busse.
The ring is 100% mined and made in Montana with Stillwater palladium for the setting and Yogo violet sapphires. The violet sapphires are almost as rare as my girl in that they make up less than 2% of all sapphires mined from the Yogo mine. The pictures don't really do the ring or the blades much justice though.
She said now I need to get an INFI wedding band and I agree!
:thumbup: She is so preconditioned to me showing her new knives/guns that I didn't have to worry about her getting suspicious of them being stored in a gun case. First I showed her the new Sig Mosquito I picked up for her and I to get our first suppressor setup.
Then I told her it came with some cool accessories as I opened the factory case for the Sig. Inside the ring was complete with a His CABS/Hers BOSS Jack presentation.
Neither she nor I like diamonds due to their foreign and fraudulently regulated nature so I wanted something simple, durable and beautifully unique as well as American, like a Busse.
The ring is 100% mined and made in Montana with Stillwater palladium for the setting and Yogo violet sapphires. The violet sapphires are almost as rare as my girl in that they make up less than 2% of all sapphires mined from the Yogo mine. The pictures don't really do the ring or the blades much justice though.
She said now I need to get an INFI wedding band and I agree!
