The phrase "a pretty ring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a ring that is visually appealing or attractive.
Example: "She wore a beautiful dress and a pretty ring that caught everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "an attractive ring" or "a lovely ring."
When the writer was a child a family friend presented her with a pretty ring that had once belonged to the Empress of Austria.
By Nancy Hale The New Yorker, April 10 , 1954P. 35 When the writer was a child a family friend presented her with a pretty ring that had once belonged to the Empress of Austria.
"Mr. Stevens gave me such a pretty ring for Easter — a black & a white pearl," she wrote, five months after it was reported that she was too clever to be his bride; she also referred to the expectation that she was supposed to be "spliced" the next summer.
Red Jones ("tall and proud, tight bells, tall stacks, big old Afro") begins his rampage by shooting a pathetic junkie named Bobby Odum and walking off with a pretty ring and two tickets to a Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway concert — which he immediately gives to Coco Watkins, the long, tall, "finely postured" girlfriend who drives that red Fury.
"Mr. Stevens gave me such a pretty ring for Easter a black & a white pearl," she wrote, five months after it was reported that she was too clever to be his bride; she also referred to the expectation that she was supposed to be "spliced" the next summer.
To be fair, the name Infinity has a pretty ring to it and suggests unlimited potential.
And my husband bought me a certain pretty ring depicting a certain pretty anatomical feature for Valentine's Day after I dropped that hint in Episode 3. I may not be making big bucks for the series but I can no longer say that I haven't received any bling!
The next day I got an equally pretty ring for just £5.
"The notion that activist shareholders can just come in and dictate play in the pharmaceutical industry has got a pretty hollow ring to it right now," he said.
Not only did he plan the perfect proposal, but he picked a pretty great ring, too.
Irene and Monica both use a "floating" top crust, a circle of dough slightly smaller than the top of the pie, because it makes a pretty purple ring around the edge, and because it is easier.
