Anonymous wrote:If I were going to spend that much on jewelry, it would probably either be from I. Gorman (if I wanted modern) or an antique/estate jeweler (for some awesome 20s/30s designs).
I agree that Tiffany one looks like costume jewelry.
Anonymous wrote:I would think it was from Macy's or Claire's to be honest.
10:09 is my hero.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't have any problems with your spending your money on yourself. It's your money, you get to decide how to spend it (and you should do it guilt-free IMO). However, if I saw you wearing that ring, I would never guess it was a $8000 ring from Tiffany. I'd guess it was about $100 from some department store. Go check out Pampillonia and Boone & Sons in FH/Chevy Chase. They both carry some beautiful and unique pieces. I have a right hand ring from B&S that I love and get complimented on all the time.
How much was your B&S ring? What is it like?
Anonymous wrote:I don't have any problems with your spending your money on yourself. It's your money, you get to decide how to spend it (and you should do it guilt-free IMO). However, if I saw you wearing that ring, I would never guess it was a $8000 ring from Tiffany. I'd guess it was about $100 from some department store. Go check out Pampillonia and Boone & Sons in FH/Chevy Chase. They both carry some beautiful and unique pieces. I have a right hand ring from B&S that I love and get complimented on all the time.
Anonymous wrote:OP here: I appreciate everyone's responses, especially those who provided alternative suggestions with names of stores and links. I will check those out. Some of the pp's who wrote in to say the ring looked cheap actually inspired me. Maybe I should try some costume jewelry to get a feel for what I like and what feels right to me and go from there. Those of you who suggest that there are better ways to spend this amount of money have a fair point, too, but I'm okay with where I am. At this point it's theoretical, anyway. Thanks again.