I wore my grandmothers engagement ring which ended in divorce. So clearly I feel like you should go for it!
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I say go for it. Unlike most people, I don't think divorce always equals failed or unsuccessful. Sometimes you have a good run, but it simply doesn't last forever, and an amicable parting, with lots of good, happy memories, is pretty OK in my bookOur separation of each other is an optical illusion of consciousness. ~Albert Einstein
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Thanks for all the replies everyone!
So now I'm sort of going back and forth. I just wrote my mom about getting her ring re-sized and she says "are you really sure you want it? a good ring is important!" And now I don't know. I love that ring, I think it's so pretty. But I want my SO to buy me one. I mean, we'll split the price of the ring, but I want it to be a surprise. And I sort of think it's silly to have 2 rings (engagement and wedding). Especially since I already have so many beautiful rings and not enough fingers to put them on!
Obviously this is an "it's up to you" type of deal, but what do you guys think? Take the ring I already know I love, or get the surprise from my SO? (who, as you all have probably heard me whine about before, has never bought me jewelry so I have no idea what he'd get!)
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My engagement ring is very special to me because my husband picked it out himself, with no input from me - and it's perfect! Every time I look at my ring, I think of him. While I love heirloom rings, I wouldn't trade the ring he picked out for anything. If he's never bought you jewelry, maybe he's nervous that he will choose something you aren't thrilled with. Let him know how special a ring chosen by him, to represent his love for you, will be cherished.
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I'd go for both the engagement ring with the wedding band. Maybe if you lend him the band he can find an engagement ring to match it. It would probably put his mind at easy having something he knows you love to use as a reference. If you're used to wearing rings having two on the one finger isn't annoying or anything (like I thought it would be) and that way you get the ring you've always loved AND jewelry from him, and seriously if he doesn't buy you jewelry soon I'm going to message him somehow and tell him to do so hahaha.Happily married to the little Canadian boy I never thought I'd meet in person
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Wait a minute, I might have missed something, is there a second ring to your mum's wedding ring? You want to use it as an engagement and wedding ring, right?
Where would you get a matching ring for your SO from?
♥ Być tam, zawsze tam, gdzie Ty. ♥
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Originally posted by Dziubka View PostWait a minute, I might have missed something, is there a second ring to your mum's wedding ring? You want to use it as an engagement and wedding ring, right?
Where would you get a matching ring for your SO from?
The ring I wanted to use from my mom is a wedding band. At first I thought I'd use that as my wedding band and then have my SO buy me an engagement ring. But I think it's silly to have two rings. So now I've just decided that my SO has to buy me a ring, and I'll only wear that one. He's going to propose with it, but it will also be the wedding band. Am I making sense?
And his we'll just get eventually. They won't match since he wants white gold and I want yellow gold.
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Ok, I get it.
I think you can still have two more rings. They're not only pretty like your others but they have a meaning.
I guess I was just too set on matching wedding bands to consider anything else
Also I saw these wedding rings with a floral pattern in a bridal magazine the other day and I thought of you (Olek thought they were hideous, but he's a man it doesn't count). I'm going to take a photo tomorrow.
♥ Być tam, zawsze tam, gdzie Ty. ♥
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Originally posted by lucybelle View PostLet me try to clear it up
The ring I wanted to use from my mom is a wedding band. At first I thought I'd use that as my wedding band and then have my SO buy me an engagement ring. But I think it's silly to have two rings. So now I've just decided that my SO has to buy me a ring, and I'll only wear that one. He's going to propose with it, but it will also be the wedding band. Am I making sense?
And his we'll just get eventually. They won't match since he wants white gold and I want yellow gold.
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