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red asked:


He wants an ebony wedding ring but what I have found online just doesnt have the quality I am looking for. He likes the Armani one but I cant seem to find it in his size. If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks all.

Laura H asked:


My fiance and I just got engaged and we love each other so much. The ring he gave me is beautiful, and I wear it most of the time. My fiance doesn’t really believe in wedding rings and I wanted to have one, just because of tradition and the way i was brought up. So, now I have one, but I don’t feel that if I didn’t have one I would be any less happy that we’re getting married.I do take it off when I’m doing dishes or scrubbing floors or any other dirty project, but some people swear they’ll never take theirs off. It’s a hunk of metal and diamonds for crying out loud. It’s not like if you take the ring off your love will diminish! I posted a question earlier about my fiance hiding it from me and asked how I could get him back for making me freak out (all in good fun, we’re both going to laugh about this later) and all I got for responses was “you probably hurt his feelings” and “let it go before it goes too far.” IT’S JUST A RING! Why do people get so caught up in it?
Not every wedding is the same…just because most people say “with this ring, i thee wed” and they choose to do a ring ceremony, doesn’t mean that every wedding is like that. I’ve been to plenty of weddings where couples decide not to do ring ceremony or say “with this ring, i thee wed”. does that mean “without this ring i don’t wed”? NO!

ajf185 asked:


I’m getting married in a few months and my fiance and I are looking into buying tension set bands for wedding rings. A friend of mine was given one as an engagement ring last year and loves it. She’s never had a problem with it.
When I went to talk to jewelers about them, more than one actually said they just don’t do them because the risk of losing the stone is so high. If it snags on something it can just pop out of the setting.
I’d like to know what other people’s experiences are with these kinds of rings. I love the look of them, but I don’t want to spend hundreds of pounds and then lose the stone in a few months. Cheers!
I appreciate the concern about the conflict diamonds… we’ll actually be using heirloom diamonds from my grandmother.
A tension set band, typically made from titanium or platinum, is a ring that holds the stone with only tension or pressure. There’s no setting for the stone and it’s not held above or below with anything. There are grooves cut into the sides of the metal that hold the stone.
www.titaniumera.com