Where to buy a fake engagement ring and wedding band set in person?

[Anonymous]

Macy’s, Swarovski, Claire’s.

[Anonymous]

I bought my "stunt" rings (my joke name for the rings I wear when we travel) at Macy's.

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Anonymous wrote:
I'm socially conservative and haven't worn my engagement ring and wedding ring in years. I was looking for them the other day and couldn't find them... sigh.

What does being conservative have to do with not wearing your rings?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
I'm socially conservative and haven't worn my engagement ring and wedding ring in years. I was looking for them the other day and couldn't find them... sigh.

What does being conservative have to do with not wearing your rings?

It's why the OP wants a cheap pair of rings to wear, so she won't show up at the conservative private school looking unmarried or something. Knowing conservative religious private schools, I would say she has a valid concern.

[Anonymous]

QVC diamonique

https://www.qvc.com/Diamonique-100-Facet-Round-Solitaire-Ring-Set%2C-Sterling-Silver.product.J395547.html

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not OP, but there are still places where unmarried couples can’t share a room.

And wearing a ring is enough as proof of marriage?

In a place that backwards? Sure.

I would just wear another cheap ring you may have op. I bought a sterling silver ring at Walmart to wear when I was traveling more.

It depends - some places require a copy of your marriage certificate.

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CVS

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Personally, I think starting out with the "fake" rings is a great idea. Diamonds are a terrible investment. I begged DH not to spend any money on engagement ring because I'd rather have that cash in our savings for 1st home downpayment. If I'd known about these fake rings, we'd have just gone with these.

I think everyone should go the fake ring route and invest the money that they would've spent otherwise. No reason to bleed money at the beginning of marriage.

[Anonymous]

Nice ones? Nordstrom. No one in my family knows it is fake and everyone is appalled that DH is buying me diamonds.

Good enough? Kohls. I keep a collection of decent bands in the cars because I often leave the house without my ring.

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Anonymous wrote:Wtf?

Why do you need this set so quickly?

Why are you pretending to be married?

Don't be judgmental.

I wore a fake set when I was pregnant because my real rings didn't fit.

+1

[Anonymous]

Check out the Arabella CZ line at Macy’s. Many are set in 14k white or yellow gold. Just bought one yesterday. They are currently 40% off plus an additional 30% off this week for Friends & Family sale!!

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Anonymous wrote:I’m married with a very lovely vintage ring. However I was having issue with a prong that has now been fixed but I don’t want to wear this ring when volunteering at my kids school. The combination of hand washing, hand sanitizer, paint, glue etc is probably not great for it. It’s a pretty conservative religious school so I would still like to look like a nice respectable married mom.

Hmm I feel like I am nice and respectable but I am in a committed partnership but not legally married to the father of my child. Maybe people ahve been judging me this whole time?! OMGGGG

[Anonymous]

When I worked at Macy’s in HS I sold a few CZ rings to pregnant women who couldn’t fit their wedding bands on swollen fingers.

I wore a CZ engagement ring from Nordstrom just after college when I travelled for work. It kept creepy men from talking to me in airports and hotels.

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Anonymous wrote:Walmart

+1
I bought a cheap engagement/wedding ring set for under $20 there. 💍

[Anonymous]

Try Berricle on Amazon, their CZ is really nice. I have earrings from them that I frequently get complimented on.