You don't have to make the diamond the central stone in the ring, if you don't want to. My sister went the "cheap wedding, buy a house" route, and LOVES her sapphire with diamond accents. (It's a lot more blue than the picture really shows) No, it's not a traditional engagement ring, but who's "traditional" anymore, anyway. My point is, get what makes YOU happy, don't just get something because you feel like you're supposed to get a diamond. If you think an emerald would look better on your finger, or a ruby, or whatever, don't limit yourself.
"I flipped my channel back to CNN and I lit another cigarette"
Didn't this all get started back at the end of WW2? Maybe I dreamed it. Wherever it came from, I wish the tradition used something a bit less expensive. Why did it have to be a diamond? It could have been a piece of creek gravel.
Why did it have to be a diamond? It could have been a piece of creek gravel.
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Clearly, you are not paying attention to the commercials. A diamond is forever. And if you don't cry or run out to the store and buy a diamond after one of those commercials... well then, you're a monster.
And if I knew had to post a picture, there would be one of the gingerbread man from Shrek.
"god have mercy on the man who doubts what he's sure of"
LOL Stevie.... Hubby-to-be would agree with you. I'm not a high maintenance girl.. at all! I'm in T-shirt, jeans, and sneakers almost everyday... My make up is minimal and most jewelry I wear comes from the discount/bulk stores (i.e. FAKE) lol My hair is usually only straightened or blow dried if I"m going out... so I'm kinda tomboyish you could say. BUT I want that diamond... I don't know. If Hubby-to-be gives me a peice of gravel on a band, I think I'll have to go ninja on him.
You don't have to make the diamond the central stone in the ring, if you don't want to. My sister went the "cheap wedding, buy a house" route, and LOVES her sapphire with diamond accents. (It's a lot more blue than the picture really shows) No, it's not a traditional engagement ring, but who's "traditional" anymore, anyway. My point is, get what makes YOU happy, don't just get something because you feel like you're supposed to get a diamond. If you think an emerald would look better on your finger, or a ruby, or whatever, don't limit yourself.
"I flipped my channel back to CNN and I lit another cigarette"
Didn't this all get started back at the end of WW2? Maybe I dreamed it. Wherever it came from, I wish the tradition used something a bit less expensive. Why did it have to be a diamond? It could have been a piece of creek gravel.
[quote=Stevie]
Why did it have to be a diamond? It could have been a piece of creek gravel.
[/quote]
Clearly, you are not paying attention to the commercials. A diamond is forever. And if you don't cry or run out to the store and buy a diamond after one of those commercials... well then, you're a monster.
And if I knew had to post a picture, there would be one of the gingerbread man from Shrek.
"god have mercy on the man who doubts what he's sure of"
[quote=Stevie]
It could have been a piece of creek gravel.
[/quote]
LOL Stevie.... Hubby-to-be would agree with you. I'm not a high maintenance girl.. at all! I'm in T-shirt, jeans, and sneakers almost everyday... My make up is minimal and most jewelry I wear comes from the discount/bulk stores (i.e. FAKE) lol My hair is usually only straightened or blow dried if I"m going out... so I'm kinda tomboyish you could say. BUT I want that diamond... I don't know. If Hubby-to-be gives me a peice of gravel on a band, I think I'll have to go ninja on him.
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