I don't like that it has Cartier stamped on the outside of it, though I guess you could twist that under to the palm side.

I don't like it, but that is because I don't like rose gold. I actually like the ring design, just not the metals.

It’s pretty ring. Buy it if you like it, OP. What’s the need to crowdsource?

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Anonymous wrote:It’s SO comfortable, especially in the summer. I wear mine instead of my wedding band when I work out or just want a simpler look. It’s definitely a classic.

Also, what’s wrong with presents to commemorate a significant milestone? So many posters mocking push presents are so dreary.

Your baby is the present.

Along with the incontinence, stretch marks and saggy boobs. Enjoy.

Why would you want the father to give you a little special token of appreciation for growing a human being inside you body and then the actual process of birth. Women disparaging other women are so over done.

Did this idea come from the father? Nope. This is just a made up thing by women to get stuff.

It's 2025, women don't need reasons to "get stuff" ... they can buy themselves jewelry if they wish.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s SO comfortable, especially in the summer. I wear mine instead of my wedding band when I work out or just want a simpler look. It’s definitely a classic.

Also, what’s wrong with presents to commemorate a significant milestone? So many posters mocking push presents are so dreary.

Your baby is the present.

Along with the incontinence, stretch marks and saggy boobs. Enjoy.

Why would you want the father to give you a little special token of appreciation for growing a human being inside you body and then the actual process of birth. Women disparaging other women are so over done.

Did this idea come from the father? Nope. This is just a made up thing by women to get stuff.

So what? The women who get up in arms about push presents are the same women who complain about getting nothing from their DH for Christmas and Valentine's. The truth is, most men are terrible at gift-giving. Why shouldn't OP pick something she likes for going through pregnancy and childbirth? Why is this only allowed when the idea comes from the father? Now that's antiquated.