Sunday, June 28, 2009
There is much to consider when purchasing a diamond - especially diamond
Engagement rings! The tradition of presenting a woman with a diamond
Engagement ring when proposing began in 1477 when Archduke Maximilian presented
a diamond ring to Mary of Burgundy - and in most cases, the woman you plan to
will expect to provide a ring that includes job proposal that!
First, determine how much you can ring afford. Most people use the 'two months
salary 'rule. This means that the ring should cost the equivalent of two months of your current salary. Because you have other bills to pay, saving up this amount of money may take quite a bit of time. You should consider financing. Simply go to The Jewel of your choice and tell them that you plan to buy at Engagement ring, and that financing will be necessary. Go ahead and get the credit check out of the way, find out what your payments will be, and how much of a down payment is required.
Now, have your mother, sister, or your girlfriends best friend take your girlfriend
shopping, and make sure that they gaze at the engagement rings to get an idea of what
she might like. Make sure that the jewelry store you buy from the ring will allow you to return the ring, if that is required, or allow your girlfriend to exchange it for another if Isn't she happy with it!
Engagement rings! The tradition of presenting a woman with a diamond
Engagement ring when proposing began in 1477 when Archduke Maximilian presented
a diamond ring to Mary of Burgundy - and in most cases, the woman you plan to
will expect to provide a ring that includes job proposal that!
First, determine how much you can ring afford. Most people use the 'two months
salary 'rule. This means that the ring should cost the equivalent of two months of your current salary. Because you have other bills to pay, saving up this amount of money may take quite a bit of time. You should consider financing. Simply go to The Jewel of your choice and tell them that you plan to buy at Engagement ring, and that financing will be necessary. Go ahead and get the credit check out of the way, find out what your payments will be, and how much of a down payment is required.
Now, have your mother, sister, or your girlfriends best friend take your girlfriend
shopping, and make sure that they gaze at the engagement rings to get an idea of what
she might like. Make sure that the jewelry store you buy from the ring will allow you to return the ring, if that is required, or allow your girlfriend to exchange it for another if Isn't she happy with it!