Eternity ring

[Anonymous]

OP here - just wanted to say thanks for all the excellent advice! I'm in Alexandria and will definitely check out the local shops mentioned.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I got a super bling amazing cz one. No one can tell the difference.

I think this is what I’m going to start doing. Every time I wear my diamond rings, I worry they’ll be stolen or I’ll lose them. I think I’ll just get a great CZ ring and not worry about anymore.

[Anonymous]

Costco - seriously

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a super bling amazing cz one. No one can tell the difference.

I think this is what I’m going to start doing. Every time I wear my diamond rings, I worry they’ll be stolen or I’ll lose them. I think I’ll just get a great CZ ring and not worry about anymore.

If you're thinking about CZ, i'd encourage you to look at moissanite as well. Moissanite is harder on the mohs scale and will be less likely to chip/get cloudy/show wear. It has really beautiful sparkle.

[Anonymous]

What about in Maryland or DC?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Costco - seriously

YES! I was shopping there the other day and couldn't believe how beautiful the diamond were. Spent way too long in that section!

[Anonymous]

*diamonds

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a super bling amazing cz one. No one can tell the difference.

I think this is what I’m going to start doing. Every time I wear my diamond rings, I worry they’ll be stolen or I’ll lose them. I think I’ll just get a great CZ ring and not worry about anymore.

If your rings are falling off they're too big, and where do you live that you're worried about getting mugged??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a super bling amazing cz one. No one can tell the difference.

I think this is what I’m going to start doing. Every time I wear my diamond rings, I worry they’ll be stolen or I’ll lose them. I think I’ll just get a great CZ ring and not worry about anymore.

If your rings are falling off they're too big, and where do you live that you're worried about getting mugged??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got a super bling amazing cz one. No one can tell the difference.

I think this is what I’m going to start doing. Every time I wear my diamond rings, I worry they’ll be stolen or I’ll lose them. I think I’ll just get a great CZ ring and not worry about anymore.

If your rings are falling off they're too big, and where do you live that you're worried about getting mugged??

I mean I just don't understand the worry about losing my rings or them being stolen. Can't even imagine a scenario where that is possible.

[Anonymous]

Ive had my eternity band resized twice. They just ground out the inside. 17 years later And it's great. Estate platinum Art Deco.

[Anonymous]

I need to resize my engagement ring-25 years later, it’s too tight to wear. It’s a lovely center diamond with channel set diamonds in a platinum band. For those of you that resized, what was the cost? I’m fairly cheap and perfectly fine wearing my simple band.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I need to resize my engagement ring-25 years later, it’s too tight to wear. It’s a lovely center diamond with channel set diamonds in a platinum band. For those of you that resized, what was the cost? I’m fairly cheap and perfectly fine wearing my simple band.

I just dropped mine at a jeweler in Boston. After 33 years, my joints have swollen and my rings won't fit over them. About $80 for white gold.

[Anonymous]

I am divorced and have one sitting in a box in the closet that I will sell you for cheap

[Anonymous]

I recommend Washington Diamond in Falls Church, VA.

They are a small store with good customer service. They do not pressure you or make you feel rushed. They can work with you if you want a specific setting and even one that you purchase elsewhere. I'd suggest doing some reading about diamonds (quality, cut, clarity, etc.) so that you walk in a bit educated. It is so helpful.