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writes:I'm looking for something (a gift) for my boyfriend to show him that I really care about him. We've been dating for a very long time and we're quite committed. I was thinking about getting him a ring.. I don't think it would freak him out but I'm not sure what kind of ring to get him (he's sarcastic, does 3d modelling, skateboards and reads) I'm trying to think of something that would just fit his personality. I'm also considering a chain but he used to wear hemp and stuff like that so I don't know how comfortable he'd feel in a chain.I'm looking for some suggestions or maybe some input on the whole buying your boyfriend jewellry thing.Female input is just as appreciated as male.Thanks guys Reply to this Question
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reader, Fatherly Advice  +, writes (9 March 2009):
 Jewelery for guys is a real minefield. I reciently started treating my diabetes with insulin, so I wanted to wear a mmedical ID. I decided on the dog tags because I work with machinery and don't want chains near my hands. Also i think they are nicely masculine. There are alot of providers online for engraved jewelery. I had a good experience with Sticky J.
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reader, anonymous, writes (8 March 2009): i agree with the first answer or a dog tag with both of your names engraved on it or pictures on it or both
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reader, anonymous, writes (8 March 2009): Well,I think a chain silver or bracelet with a bar in the midle and maybe you can get it engraved or something. That's what my older sister done to her boyfriend so I think that's a nice idea.
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