Under Eiffel's Golden Glow: How a Rose Gold Ring Captured Our Infinity

"The Seine River was bleeding liquid rose gold that evening when I clutched the ring box in my trench coat pocket. Named 'Rose Promise', its 2mm band of 18K rose gold mirrored the delicate veins on Sophia's wrist – a detail I'd secretly traced with graphite paper three weeks prior. The jeweler had chuckled, 'You're the most obsessive proposer I've met'.

Our first encounter in Notting Hill's antique bookstore flashed through my mind. She was reaching for a leather-bound 'Language of Flowers', sunlight through stained glass gilding her ring finger. That's when I knew: her proposal ring must outshine even that celestial glow.

The 1.2ct round brilliant center diamond with GIA 'D/VS1' credentials reminded me of Sophia's mantra: 'Only purity survives the magnifying glass'. The 0.03ct side diamonds? They mirrored the sugar-dust sparkles on her lashes during our midnight cocoa rituals.

As the Eiffel Tower's golden hour lights ignited, my shadow merged with its iron lattice. 'Will you let this ring be the comma in our love story?' Her tear hit the prong setting just as an accordionist across the river began 'La Vie en Rose'.

Now when Sophia spins the ring engraved with 'L'infini dans la paume' (Infinity in palm), she whispers what the jeweler told me: 'True love lives in details visible only under 10x magnification'."