Anonymous wrote:Really? What kind of circles do you run in? Most women I know don't even wear their engagement rings every day.![]()
Anonymous wrote:I'm 35. Most of my friends rings are 7-10K at the top end. Anything more is crazy. We are all professionals by the way who got engaged around 26/27. I don't even wear mine now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Good grief, what a waste of money. My ring was like $3k twenty years ago. I haven't even bothered to wear it in years. Even that $3k seems foolish now.
I'm with you.
OP, I don't believe in those stupid rules. Get a beautiful, unique ring under perhaps $10k, and invest the rest in something more meaningful.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The biggest issue you will have is finding a quality diamond in those cuts. I wanted a cushion cut, but there was virtually nothing to choose from that was a quality diamond. I ended up with a really high quality round diamond instead.
Untrue. There are quality diamonds in those cuts but you are paying more. I bought my wife an Asscher cut diamond from Blue Nile. 2 carat, VVS2 clarity, D color, and excellent symmetry. I paid a little under 50k for the ring.
Op, go to Blue Nile. They have great quality diamonds in your price range. Congrats
There are zero cushion cut diamonds that are well-cut and have good characteristics. I just looked. There are a few asscher cut diamonds, but they are pretty garish looking.
You do not know diamonds, my dear. Blue Nile is of the best. I just checked and they have spectacular rings that are sig. ideal, D-F, etc.
Blue Nile does not show you the actual diamond itself once ordered, only the specs. I called and had them send over images of the actual diamond purchase. My wife's ring is flawless and she loves it. All of her friends are envious of it.
OP, spend as much as you want. It's your $.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The biggest issue you will have is finding a quality diamond in those cuts. I wanted a cushion cut, but there was virtually nothing to choose from that was a quality diamond. I ended up with a really high quality round diamond instead.
Untrue. There are quality diamonds in those cuts but you are paying more. I bought my wife an Asscher cut diamond from Blue Nile. 2 carat, VVS2 clarity, D color, and excellent symmetry. I paid a little under 50k for the ring.
Op, go to Blue Nile. They have great quality diamonds in your price range. Congrats
My husband and I have a 2 carat gorgeous Asscher CZ (CZ's are not measured in carats but this is the equivalent) in a spectacular 18k rose gold setting. Total cost 4k. Not a soul can tell.
Rest of the money paid off my student loan. Best decision I ever made.
2 cte and rose gold. *shivers*
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The biggest issue you will have is finding a quality diamond in those cuts. I wanted a cushion cut, but there was virtually nothing to choose from that was a quality diamond. I ended up with a really high quality round diamond instead.
Untrue. There are quality diamonds in those cuts but you are paying more. I bought my wife an Asscher cut diamond from Blue Nile. 2 carat, VVS2 clarity, D color, and excellent symmetry. I paid a little under 50k for the ring.
Op, go to Blue Nile. They have great quality diamonds in your price range. Congrats
My husband and I have a 2 carat gorgeous Asscher CZ (CZ's are not measured in carats but this is the equivalent) in a spectacular 18k rose gold setting. Total cost 4k. Not a soul can tell.
Rest of the money paid off my student loan. Best decision I ever made.
Anonymous wrote:Good grief, what a waste of money. My ring was like $3k twenty years ago. I haven't even bothered to wear it in years. Even that $3k seems foolish now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The biggest issue you will have is finding a quality diamond in those cuts. I wanted a cushion cut, but there was virtually nothing to choose from that was a quality diamond. I ended up with a really high quality round diamond instead.
Untrue. There are quality diamonds in those cuts but you are paying more. I bought my wife an Asscher cut diamond from Blue Nile. 2 carat, VVS2 clarity, D color, and excellent symmetry. I paid a little under 50k for the ring.
Op, go to Blue Nile. They have great quality diamonds in your price range. Congrats
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The biggest issue you will have is finding a quality diamond in those cuts. I wanted a cushion cut, but there was virtually nothing to choose from that was a quality diamond. I ended up with a really high quality round diamond instead.
Untrue. There are quality diamonds in those cuts but you are paying more. I bought my wife an Asscher cut diamond from Blue Nile. 2 carat, VVS2 clarity, D color, and excellent symmetry. I paid a little under 50k for the ring.
Op, go to Blue Nile. They have great quality diamonds in your price range. Congrats
There are zero cushion cut diamonds that are well-cut and have good characteristics. I just looked. There are a few asscher cut diamonds, but they are pretty garish looking.
You do not know diamonds, my dear. Blue Nile is of the best. I just checked and they have spectacular rings that are sig. ideal, D-F, etc.
Blue Nile does not show you the actual diamond itself once ordered, only the specs. I called and had them send over images of the actual diamond purchase. My wife's ring is flawless and she loves it. All of her friends are envious of it.
OP, spend as much as you want. It's your $.