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Jeep! Jeep! asked:


I had an engagement ring from that era & really liked the styles they offered then. I had a 3 stone ring with marquee cut diamonds surrounded by lots of medium & small baguettes. I have looked on many sites & don’t care for the styles today at all. I am afraid of being ripped off by shopping on e-bay & do not want to pay someone a tremendous amount of money to design one that I know is probably laying around in a backroom somewhere.
Thanks for any help or ideas.

engager asked:


I was wondering what types of rings are exchanged in Latin American countries. Are two seperate rings given for engagement and then wedding? Are diamonds a tradition there too?

If not, what are the typical ring traditions in the different countries?

g.rocks asked:


her ring is gorgeous ! I wish Ellen & her the best in their lives together!!!! Um so happy for them!!! hooray for equal rights!

??Harmony?? asked:


I’ve read that you can use Original Alka Seltzer (put into water, just like you’d normally use it) to clean jewelry by letting the jewelry soak in it. I’m wondering if this is common, safe, etc. My rings are white gold with diamonds. Seems awfully abrasive sounding to me, I would hate to end up with scratchy looking rings and I certainly don’t want to hurt the diamonds… Thanks in advance!

mer asked:


I want to buy a diamond stone for my wedding ring in USA … and i want to know which best certificate i can choose. for example, there are EGE, GGE but I hear that both of them are not good certificates. So, can any body tell me what is the best certificate of diamonds in USA ? thanks

brandy asked:


, also trying to figure out how much my ex’s wedding band might be worth (it is just a simple gold band)

spanngirl79 asked:


I have a white gold wedding ring with pretty diamonds. I have been using good old toothpaste on my tootbrush and brushing it til it shines. But I wanna know if there is a better way… and an affordable way. Or better yet, a free way.

chulastar07 asked:


is there a way to clean them with ordinary house hold items, like tooth paste and a tooth brush, or any thing like that

RaceBannonOwnsChuckNorris asked:


As the main gem of the rings.

question guy asked:


What if a girl doesn’t want a diamond? She doesn’t really like them, and she is concerned about questionable diamond/gem trade practices. What else could I buy that would be of equal quality/value/significance?

Or, on the flipside, how can I buy a diamond that I know came from a safe, legal, non-exploitative background?