After proposing marriage to his future wife, Phoenix entrepreneur Angelo Battle was hit with a stroke of inspiration that could only have developed from his feelings of love for his new wife. 
United States of America (Press Release) January 28, 2008 --
PHOENIX – January 28, 2008 – New Year traditions bring new love commitments and springtime weddings – all enhanced with the new SOAMI ring from By Angelo Enterprises LLC.
“Our new rings demonstrate a special commitment bond between two life partners,” said Angelo Battle, originally from Chicago, IL and the creator of the SOAMI ring. “While almost 60 percent of marriages end in divorce, our ring provides a special link that enhances a relationship.”
Battle came up with the idea of the ring after proposing to his future wife and seeking a special way to dedicate himself to her and his marriage. The SOAMI ring (pronounced So Me) indicated a special bond and commitment to his relationship that the average ring couldn’t convey.
“People asked me what the carved initials meant on my ring and it gave me an opportunity to explain the meaning and renew the relationship bond I had with my future wife,” said Battle. “It serves as a constant reminder of the life commitment we made to each other.”
According to Battle, many people have chosen his rings over the traditional relationship bands to indicate their commitment to each other starting in 2008.
“People like talking about their relationships and our rings start as a conversation starter,” he said. “This is truly a unique ring and the interest in the SOAMI rings have been very strong since the ringing in of the New Year.”
With many springtime marriage ceremonies around the corner, Battle said that the SOAMI ring truly is a special way to celebrate a wedding right around the corner.
The SOAMI commitment ring starts at a very low $85 for a seven-millimeter sterling silver ring and the very popular ten-millimeter brush steel ring starts under $100. Both can be purchased at www.soamiring.com.
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“Our new rings demonstrate a special commitment bond between two life partners,” said Angelo Battle, originally from Chicago, IL and the creator of the SOAMI ring. “While almost 60 percent of marriages end in divorce, our ring provides a special link that enhances a relationship.”
Battle came up with the idea of the ring after proposing to his future wife and seeking a special way to dedicate himself to her and his marriage. The SOAMI ring (pronounced So Me) indicated a special bond and commitment to his relationship that the average ring couldn’t convey.
“People asked me what the carved initials meant on my ring and it gave me an opportunity to explain the meaning and renew the relationship bond I had with my future wife,” said Battle. “It serves as a constant reminder of the life commitment we made to each other.”
According to Battle, many people have chosen his rings over the traditional relationship bands to indicate their commitment to each other starting in 2008.
“People like talking about their relationships and our rings start as a conversation starter,” he said. “This is truly a unique ring and the interest in the SOAMI rings have been very strong since the ringing in of the New Year.”
With many springtime marriage ceremonies around the corner, Battle said that the SOAMI ring truly is a special way to celebrate a wedding right around the corner.
The SOAMI commitment ring starts at a very low $85 for a seven-millimeter sterling silver ring and the very popular ten-millimeter brush steel ring starts under $100. Both can be purchased at www.soamiring.com.
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