Your engagement ring
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Anonymous
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22
.75 carat from his living grandmother "Upgraded" 2 years later when my grandmother passed away with her 1.2 carat |
Anonymous
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Wow. People on this forum married younger than I had thought.
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Anonymous
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23 and 24.
No idea how many carats. Usually only wear band. May upgrade or may just get other nice jewelry. |
Anonymous
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28 and 32
5+ carat family ring that I had reset once his Grandmother passed away Keeping the stone and my husband for this lifetime. |
Anonymous
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Just curious OP, is this what you were looking for? Validation of your choice I presume? Did you get it?
Also all the people with their 2.5 and 3.5 that were a family heirloom, so you won't be upgrading... really? OK here I go: 22 .5 I inherited my grandmother's ring after she died, 2.5 carats and something I always admired. SHe got it as a gift from my grandpa on her 50th birthday and she absolutely loved it. They literally were born into poverty and while they never became wealthy built a beautiful and successful life. I wear both proudly! No upgrading DH and he feels like Grandma saved him $20K! |
Anonymous
You inherited a ring but you question other posters who also have an inherited ring? |
Anonymous
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I was 26, it's .75 carats, no not upgraded and I don't think I will. It's a classic tiffany solitaire and I think it's perfect.
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Anonymous
No silly, I question that they don't need to "upgrade a 3.5 carat" ring. Thats freaking huge by pretty much all standards! |
Anonymous
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31
no ring no, I will never want one |
Anonymous
LOL, my guess is it's just all the young little princesses who are on this thread because once you are 30, you don't give a shit about that stupid crap anymore. |
Anonymous
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25
1.2 carat It's fine but honestly wouldn't mind an upgrade at year 10 |
Anonymous
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25
2.5 c no upgrade on ring or husband |