what u think of this ring ?
01-20-2004, 03:24 PM
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what u think of this ring ?
I thinking about getting the setting first and save up 6 g for the heart shape 1 carot diamond.
01-20-2004, 03:51 PM
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Originally posted by Beetroot
thats pretty :ghey: if you wear that ring.
thats pretty :ghey: if you wear that ring.
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01-20-2004, 04:22 PM
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Originally posted by soopa
pink sapphires are hot.
my girl wants these earrings.
shell get them... eventually. heh
but yea... id say that ring is chick approved
pink sapphires are hot.
my girl wants these earrings.
shell get them... eventually. heh
but yea... id say that ring is chick approved
01-20-2004, 04:25 PM
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Originally posted by soopa
yessa massa
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01-20-2004, 05:31 PM
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Tiffany Bubbles... way to go, except this time next year, every one is going to have a set. It's like that heart tag bracelet. Now there are knockoffs that are so good, you can't tell the difference unless you look for the engraving.
01-20-2004, 05:32 PM
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Hmmm... from my experience with a number of different women, heart cut diamonds aren't for everyone. Most of the women I know think they look "cheap" and childish. That same opinion has rubbed off on me but if your woman likes it, that is the only important thing.
01-20-2004, 05:37 PM
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Originally posted by Ashburner
Hmmm... from my experience with a number of different women, heart cut diamonds aren't for everyone. Most of the women I know think they look "cheap" and childish. That same opinion has rubbed off on me but if your woman likes it, that is the only important thing.
Hmmm... from my experience with a number of different women, heart cut diamonds aren't for everyone. Most of the women I know think they look "cheap" and childish. That same opinion has rubbed off on me but if your woman likes it, that is the only important thing.
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01-20-2004, 06:16 PM
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Originally posted by SilviaGTO
damn post #2 and youre dishing out the insults!
Welcome!!!!!!!!!
damn post #2 and youre dishing out the insults!
Welcome!!!!!!!!!
I tend to do that. :o
Make it a round center stone and you're set.
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01-20-2004, 10:49 PM
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Originally posted by Ashburner
Hmmm... from my experience with a number of different women, heart cut diamonds aren't for everyone. Most of the women I know think they look "cheap" and childish. That same opinion has rubbed off on me but if your woman likes it, that is the only important thing.
Hmmm... from my experience with a number of different women, heart cut diamonds aren't for everyone. Most of the women I know think they look "cheap" and childish. That same opinion has rubbed off on me but if your woman likes it, that is the only important thing.
For my money, nothing beats a solitaire round cut on a platinum setting (that what I got my wife!).
01-20-2004, 11:44 PM
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Originally posted by Ashburner
Hmmm... from my experience with a number of different women, heart cut diamonds aren't for everyone. Most of the women I know think they look "cheap" and childish. That same opinion has rubbed off on me but if your woman likes it, that is the only important thing.
Hmmm... from my experience with a number of different women, heart cut diamonds aren't for everyone. Most of the women I know think they look "cheap" and childish. That same opinion has rubbed off on me but if your woman likes it, that is the only important thing.
01-20-2004, 11:48 PM
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Originally posted by uu
6 grand for 1 karat? pretty cheap, just make sure the quality is good.
6 grand for 1 karat? pretty cheap, just make sure the quality is good.
01-21-2004, 02:01 PM
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Tiffany Bubbles... way to go, except this time next year, every one is going to have a set. It's like that heart tag bracelet. Now there are knockoffs that are so good, you can't tell the difference unless you look for the engraving.
Tiffany Bubbles... way to go, except this time next year, every one is going to have a set. It's like that heart tag bracelet. Now there are knockoffs that are so good, you can't tell the difference unless you look for the engraving.
LOL... I doubt that. Maybe you live in `rich ville` or something.
Youre right... EVERYONE has those tiffany dog tag lookin bracelets and necklaces.... but they are like $100-300.... and thier just silver.
The cheapest Tiffany bubbles thing is $1200. Platinum, diamonds, and sapphires. Pretty hard to produce a knockoff with real stones for much less than the tiffany box itself is worth! heh
So what's your deal? You one of tommy hilfigers kids or something?
01-21-2004, 02:16 PM
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No... I just know a few people with either the earrings or the necklace. I don't have either.
What I really meant is that it's hard to get Tiffany jewelry and have it stay unique... sooner or later, someone else will have if not the real thing, then a copy. Usually a copy, though.
What I really meant is that it's hard to get Tiffany jewelry and have it stay unique... sooner or later, someone else will have if not the real thing, then a copy. Usually a copy, though.
01-21-2004, 02:27 PM
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Originally posted by soopa
Youre right... EVERYONE has those tiffany dog tag lookin bracelets and necklaces.... but they are like $100-300.... and thier just silver.
Youre right... EVERYONE has those tiffany dog tag lookin bracelets and necklaces.... but they are like $100-300.... and thier just silver.
this kind of ties in with that high school thread. There is this girl that I see around sometimes that went to my HS and she is always quick to flash me her cheap ass bracelet
I have nothing against those things, but its irritating that she thinks she is the only one in the world wearing that/it makes her special or something.
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I think four girls at my office got engaged over Christmas. So... guess what our lunchtime conversation consists of? You got it... detailing to the very last infintesimal degree each aspect of each ring... "Oh, and I just had to have two carats because that's what my sister has, and I couldn't have a smaller ring than SHE had." And, "is yours very slightly included or very VERY slightly included?" "The center stone is actually only 1.3 carats, but the two on either side bring the total weight up to 2.4" etc etc etc. And then they look at me... "Poor Creighton, maybe next year?" *bright smile*
I don'twant them to know just how little I care about their rings. I don't want to burst their bubbles, because I understand how they feel, but do ya THINK they could maybe have the conversation amongst themselves?
So... guess what our lunchtime conversation consists of? You got it... detailing to the very last infintesimal degree each aspect of each ring... "Oh, and I just had to have two carats because that's what my sister has, and I couldn't have a smaller ring than SHE had." And, "is yours very slightly included or very VERY slightly included?" "The center stone is actually only 1.3 carats, but the two on either side bring the total weight up to 2.4" etc etc etc. And then they look at me... "Poor Creighton, maybe next year?" *bright smile*I don'twant them to know just how little I care about their rings. I don't want to burst their bubbles, because I understand how they feel, but do ya THINK they could maybe have the conversation amongst themselves?
01-21-2004, 02:45 PM
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Originally posted by Cr.ash79
Eh, I don't care about the ring. It's just that we USED to talk about shoes and stuff, and now it's just diamonds diamonds diamonds. *sigh*
Eh, I don't care about the ring. It's just that we USED to talk about shoes and stuff, and now it's just diamonds diamonds diamonds. *sigh*
01-21-2004, 07:46 PM
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maybe..but heart cut is one of the most expensive cuts.... I dont like it
Originally posted by Ashburner
Hmmm... from my experience with a number of different women, heart cut diamonds aren't for everyone. Most of the women I know think they look "cheap" and childish. That same opinion has rubbed off on me but if your woman likes it, that is the only important thing.
Hmmm... from my experience with a number of different women, heart cut diamonds aren't for everyone. Most of the women I know think they look "cheap" and childish. That same opinion has rubbed off on me but if your woman likes it, that is the only important thing.
01-21-2004, 08:36 PM
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Originally posted by Cr.ash79
Eh, I don't care about the ring. It's just that we USED to talk about shoes and stuff, and now it's just diamonds diamonds diamonds. *sigh*
Eh, I don't care about the ring. It's just that we USED to talk about shoes and stuff, and now it's just diamonds diamonds diamonds. *sigh*
Or rather whats going on in life or something more meaningful/interesting than the material.
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Originally posted by GeishaGirl
Sorry girl, I'd rather talk about my diamonds than my shoes Or rather whats going on in life or something more meaningful/interesting than the material.
Sorry girl, I'd rather talk about my diamonds than my shoes
Or rather whats going on in life or something more meaningful/interesting than the material.
I just meant that we used to actually have conversations that didn't involve the "four C's".
01-21-2004, 09:52 PM
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^^^haha I know what you mean...but I guess its like fusion said, its a part of getting older...they are at that stage in their lives. I'm sure when your guy proposes someday you'll be excited about it. I have a pretty nice ring that I wear on my ring finger lol so people I haven't seen for a while always think I'm getting married. Its funny to tell see their reaction when I tell them I just bought it for fun and its nicer than the POS on their hand lol. I just hate when someone tries to rub it in your face that they are getting married and you're still single lol...well if you're a woman..most men I know dont go around bragging that they are getting married 
01-22-2004, 08:54 AM
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Sorry girl, I'd rather talk about my diamonds than my shoes Or rather whats going on in life or something more meaningful/interesting than the material.
Sorry girl, I'd rather talk about my diamonds than my shoes
Or rather whats going on in life or something more meaningful/interesting than the material.
01-22-2004, 03:03 PM
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Originally posted by Bulldog01
A chick would be happy with a ring from a gumball machine if she really loved a dude (or chick). :shakehd:
A chick would be happy with a ring from a gumball machine if she really loved a dude (or chick). :shakehd:
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my ex gf told me to get her a ring that was $10k or more or she wouldnt be with me...
I told her that it wasnt happening like that... asked her if i gave her a $5k ring and her Ex were to gove her a ring that was $20k who wouyld she say yes too... she said HIM.. I told her to go get him then...
If a woman looks at a ring as a sybol of your love.. the cost and size should mean nothing... I am a realist and know that a nice ring counts and I wouldnt cheap out but if I can only afford X she should be more than happy with X not complain, say no or what have you becuaes she wanted Y.. Y comes from another man then!!!!
I told her that it wasnt happening like that... asked her if i gave her a $5k ring and her Ex were to gove her a ring that was $20k who wouyld she say yes too... she said HIM.. I told her to go get him then...
If a woman looks at a ring as a sybol of your love.. the cost and size should mean nothing... I am a realist and know that a nice ring counts and I wouldnt cheap out but if I can only afford X she should be more than happy with X not complain, say no or what have you becuaes she wanted Y.. Y comes from another man then!!!!