Affection

Would u accept a turquoise & diamond engagement ring in place for the huge diamond if it had special meaning?

Wednesday, February 21st, 2007 | Weddings | 36 Comments

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Ant asked:


I respect tradition but do not feel it’s necessary to get a huge, expensive diamond ring to show my affection. Especially with the controversy diamonds have had surrounding them (blood diamonds). And although blood diamonds are not as circulated, the idea of valuing a rock so highly doesn’t settle right with me. Soo, I want to get my girlfriend a ring with diamonds in respect of tradition but instead of the big diamond center stone, make it a turquoise stone. Why turquoise? Because it is a symbol of prosperity which ties in well in the idea of marriage. Also because it has a high cultural significance to me (as an American Indian Dine), and its healing properties, especially when given as a gift. Sooo, Ladies my longer question to you is if you would accept a ring as I’ve described in place of a huge diamond if it had special meaning. Would you still be proud of it?

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Engagement rings need not always contain diamonds. Popular trends include using gemstones as sidestones as well as other precious stones.

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