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Engagement rings...
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bluenile has been reccomended by many people, they say that there diamonds are top notch, especially since you get to choose exactly what you want, and if you don't like it when you see it in person, you can return it for its full value or excahge/credit it towards something else.
I would stay away from any of the big diamond retailers. There's just no originality there. Try looking for vintage rings in upscale consignment jewelers. A lot of guys just get caught up in the quality of the diamond when looking for a ring. Try to aviod that and consider the ring as a whole.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Blue Nile is great in both quality and service. I bought my fiances ring from them and it is beautiful! She loves every aspect of her ring especially the clarity of the diamond. (she is very picky when it comes to these things so it's really saying a lot) I would highly recommend them!
LordSnailz
Diamond Member
Congrats! ... I've heard some good things about whiteflash.
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My FI bought my dia from bluenile.com and its PERFECT!! great customer service and if you dont like it, you can send it back and get another one.
For the price and service, you cannot go wrong!
as a matter of fact, he bought me some pearls from there as well that were nice. i am very satisfied with their quality and service!
just make sure you educate yourself about diamonds before buying and good luck.
Keep in mind that your future fiance will be wearing this peice of jewelry for the rest of her life, so make sure you put your heart into picking out something she will love today and from here on out! classic will never go out of style.
For the price and service, you cannot go wrong!
as a matter of fact, he bought me some pearls from there as well that were nice. i am very satisfied with their quality and service!
just make sure you educate yourself about diamonds before buying and good luck.
Keep in mind that your future fiance will be wearing this peice of jewelry for the rest of her life, so make sure you put your heart into picking out something she will love today and from here on out! classic will never go out of style.
azazyel
Diamond Member
Yeah! tell my fiance that too.
Girl are stupid because you can't eat it, can't play with it, and it doesn't make you money.
New Diamond Substitute More Br...nt Than the Real Thing -- ABC News. Barbara Walters.
azazyel
Diamond Member
Rumpltzer
Diamond Member
After a few months of research, I bought my fiancee's ring at Blue Nile. The price can't be beat, and you choose whatever quality you want (or how much you want to spend).
After shopping for platinum wedding bands at local stores and stuff, and it appears we'll be going back to Blue Nile to get those too.
They sent me a reusable coupon code for 10% off a few days ago. If anyone wants it, PM me. I'm pretty sure you can't get 10% off the rock, but they'll take it off the setting or any other fine jewelry. It expires on September 30, but they send a new one every few weeks.
BTW, my GF is foreign-born and lives in Taiwan. The whole diamond engagement ring idea doesn't really exist over there. Her first comment on the ring I gave her is that it's too big. Her friends and family say the same thing. BUT, she refuses to take it off and her friends are jealous.
Face value counts a lot with the Taiwanese, and the ring has been worth it just for that. 😀 It's certainly not an investment. It's a gift.
After shopping for platinum wedding bands at local stores and stuff, and it appears we'll be going back to Blue Nile to get those too.
They sent me a reusable coupon code for 10% off a few days ago. If anyone wants it, PM me. I'm pretty sure you can't get 10% off the rock, but they'll take it off the setting or any other fine jewelry. It expires on September 30, but they send a new one every few weeks.
BTW, my GF is foreign-born and lives in Taiwan. The whole diamond engagement ring idea doesn't really exist over there. Her first comment on the ring I gave her is that it's too big. Her friends and family say the same thing. BUT, she refuses to take it off and her friends are jealous.
Face value counts a lot with the Taiwanese, and the ring has been worth it just for that. 😀 It's certainly not an investment. It's a gift.
I just got engaged last May,
when buying an engagment ring, you're buying a diamond first. Then a ring. Don't forget the diamond is usually at least 80% of the cost.
Also, do some research online about diamonds and engagment rings before shopping around. Its always good to have some knowledge on what your buying.
And take you time, if any dealer pressures you to the point your uncomfortable, dont' go back. Remember your the one with the money to spend, dealers should be nice and patient with you.
Good luck!
Ed
when buying an engagment ring, you're buying a diamond first. Then a ring. Don't forget the diamond is usually at least 80% of the cost.
Also, do some research online about diamonds and engagment rings before shopping around. Its always good to have some knowledge on what your buying.
And take you time, if any dealer pressures you to the point your uncomfortable, dont' go back. Remember your the one with the money to spend, dealers should be nice and patient with you.
Good luck!
Ed
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