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saphirehon asked:


I have a very nice engagement/wedding and a anniversary ring and am now divorced. I want to take the rings in and have them redone so that they do not represent my old relationship. Has anyone out there done this and if so, is it expensive or hard to do? They all have diamonds in them.

speedqueen asked:


i lost the diamond in my wedding ring and he said his mother had a diamond she would put in it. i gave it to him and when i called the jewlers about my ring i was told he had a cz put in it and not a diamond. what would you do

Erin asked:


Is it really true that people did not start wearing diamond rings as wedding bands and or engagement bands until the 1930’s? Was it really a marketing ploy by Debeers? I think its interesting that my dad gave my mom apples instead of an engagement ring.

It told the man that I am with that if he wants to get me a ring it really just needs to be from the $.50 thing you can get a ring out of at walmart in the plastic container. a ring is a ring. He has already been married twice. I am sure he would love to save some money on me. That would be if he actually asked me to marry him. He’s not the only guy I would tell to give me a ring like that. I don’t really think a ring is that really important in the physical sense. just the symbolic sense. Also, is it really true that some guys feel like they have to give the girl a diamond ring to shut them up and get what they need out of them?

SoCal Dude asked:


I was at the gym this morning, and I noticed that one of the personal trainers who I know fairly well was wearing a very nice diamond ring - it looked like a wedding or engagement ring.

The unusual thing was that she was wearing the ring on the ring finger of her right hand, rather than her left hand.

Is there any special meaning to wearing a diamond ring on her right hand rather than her left? She’s also of Chinese descent, so I’m not sure whether this may have some significance in her culture.

Elf asked:


Ok, so I have 2 diamond rings, one wedding band, simple and one engagement ring with a larger heart in the middle. In catalogues you often see these bridal sets placed on top of each other as if on one finger, that is how I want to wear them, stacked, I heard though that this might be bad for the rings as the one that is on top, and overlaps the band will cause scratches etc, and that generally it is no good idea to wear to rings on one finger. Is this true?