NounPlural wedding rings wedding ring (plural wedding rings)
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From Wiktionary under the GNU Free Documentation License. A wedding ring or wedding band is a metal ring indicating the wearer is married. Depending on the local culture, it is worn on the base of the right or the left ring finger (see post-wedding customs below). The custom of wearing such a ring has spread widely beyond its origin in Europe. A pair of ringsTraditional customsFrom Wikipedia under the
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ABC News People say they want to see if things work out before committing to a ring . But a new government study suggests that cohabitation can actually hurt the ... E-mail More AOL News all 139 news articles » From Google News Search: "wedding ring" Can 18carat gold engagement ring and wedding ring setting be changed to white gold or platinum? Q. My wife wants to keep the rings that she got when we were engaged/married, but we would like to update them to white gold or platinum. Does anyone know if they can be dipped in a different gold and if so will it last. Also, any ideas what type of cost we would be looking at? Standard diamond ring with 4 small diamonds on each side and the wedding band has about 8 small diamonds in it as well. Thanks! Asked by areyouserious? - Thu Aug 20 21:27:33 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments A. Yes, yellow gold can certainly be dipped in rhodium, is it recommended? Some say no. It really will depend on the setting, normally stones aren't removed. However, will it last, no, not permanently. The rhodium will wear, and you will need to redip. It takes years to wear down. Cost of a rhodium dip, 20-100 dollars. To buy a platinum setting and have it reset, could be 1000, if it were a solitaire only, then easily half that. Take to a jeweler and ask an opinion, be sure its a jeweler, not just a jewelery store. Look for advertisements in the phone book of a jeweler on site, these places will advertise same day work. A white gold setting would cost 500-700. Answered by beetlemilk - Fri Aug 21 11:33:54 2009 WeddinG Ring!!!? Q. I Have been looking for a ring just like this everywhere and cant find one if someone knows a website where i can find one please let me know Asked by btree - Fri Sep 14 14:57:02 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments A. Thats really pretty, whoever gets that is a lucky girl! Honestly, I would NOT buy a ring online. The best way to make sure you don't get ripped off is to research the proper way to buy a diamond ring... Do a google search for "buying an engagement ring" or "buying loose diamonds" There is more to it than you know! OFTEN times, buying online is another way to support child labor. Or cheap labor from other countries...stay away from Debeers for instance! I wouldn't trust an online seller.. Best to see what your buying in person! I think that if you print out that image, and go to a few different loose diamond dealers, who would also own a jewelery shop, you will get the best results. They know the industry well! Make sure you get to… [cont.] Answered by Triple Threat - Fri Sep 14 15:11:23 2007 Is it wrong to reset an inherited wedding ring?
Q. I recently inherited my grandmother's wedding ring, and I love it. The only thing is its in yellow gold, and I only ever wear white gold or silver. I love that its something of my grandma's I'd get to keep forever, so I was thinking of having a white gold band made, in the same style, and have the stones reset in it. Is that detracting from the memory of the ring was/is? I want to her memory, but still have it be me as well. Asked by Nischla - Tue Oct 13 17:48:37 2009 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments A. Before you do anything, if I were you I'd get your grandma's ring valued as it is. If the setting in combination with the specific stone make it uniquely valuable, you may not want to do anything that could damage it. That said, how people handle such mementos of family members is an entirely personal thing. One of my friends took some heirloom jade cabochons she had inherited in an old piece of jewelry and had them re-set in rings special designed for her and her husband. The rings were awesome and knowing the source of the jade was a relative who had brought them over from China when she came to the US was special. Answered by Karin C - Tue Oct 13 18:05:36 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "wedding ring" From Wikiquote under the GNU Free Documentation License. |






