How much would you spend on a wedding ring?

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  • selena
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    • Aug 2004
    • 7995

    #51
    Originally posted by ElvisManson
    better to spend more on a good pre-nup than on a ring.



    What he said.

    Spend the money on the pre-nup, and get a smallish but nice ring.

    Then if you are together at 5 years, you upgrade.

    10 years, another upgrade.

    Kind of like a incentive/reward program. ;)
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    • Phoenix
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      • Nov 2002
      • 35475

      #52
      Originally posted by WiredGuy
      Two months salary is the norm I hear, but damn, I'd rather get a new car than spend 2 months salary on a ring! You thinking of popping the question Brad?
      WG
      already did

      ceremony here is not far off.

      Elvis...she said shed sign the prenup...but she has more money then me..lol
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      • WiredGuy
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        • Aug 2002
        • 34513

        #53
        Originally posted by Phoenix
        already did

        ceremony here is not far off.

        Elvis...she said shed sign the prenup...but she has more money then me..lol
        Eeeeeeks! I guess you were quite serious! Damn bro!
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        • wildgirl
          My Sig was too Big! :(
          • May 2005
          • 2554

          #54
          we have our wedding ring already and it was my cousins gift when we got married but I want buy for a new one that came from us maybe $1k is enough budget, I just want a simple one
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          • lisa k
            Confirmed User
            • Aug 2005
            • 587

            #55
            I'd rather have one of the fake diamond rings and spend the money on other stuff like traveling ...
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            • brand0n
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              • Nov 2002
              • 26983

              #56
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              • tony299
                lurker
                • Aug 2002
                • 57021

                #57
                depends on a few things what you can afford is your wife to be a big jewelry person or not. I wont buy my wife expensive jewelry anymore because what I have bought is collecting dust in a draw, so its a waste of money. If she truly loves you its the size of your heart that matters not the rock.

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                • Babagirls
                  Text Writer
                  • Feb 2001
                  • 18812

                  #58
                  my first engagement (when i was 18 yrs old & stupid lol), i found my ring at a Kmart by accident actually. it was a heart-shaped emerald ring, i think it was on sale from $200 to $60 or something. im not a big jewlery fan. as long as it looks nice & wont rot away after a year of normal wear & tear, then i dont care. marriage is about love, not how big a diamond is.




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                  • After Shock Media
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                    • Mar 2001
                    • 35299

                    #59
                    Ahh the magic of the DeBeers long marketing campaign. Possibly the best marketing ever done at that.
                    Was not long ago that a standard band was common for a wedding ring. Yet they put on this amazing feet of advertising and changed the minds of almost everyone, while being able to controll the diamond market the entire time and keep prices artifically inflated.

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                    • pornguy
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                      • Mar 2003
                      • 62910

                      #60
                      Buy what nakes you and her happy. That is what we did. My wifes ring ended up being about 3k, and mine was a deal fr 2k included with the other. Otherwise hers was 6k and mine 4.5
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                      • Trixxxia
                        Confirmed User
                        • Aug 2004
                        • 5600

                        #61
                        Brad, I'd say go with what your heart likes & your wallet agrees. If you know she really loves jewelry I'm sure she's mentioned what she likes - so spending a little extra will make her more happy.

                        Personally, I'm not into jewelry so unless you're bathing in dough, I think someone spending 20k on a ring is money that could have been put to use to benefit the couple rather than dress a finger - but that's me.

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                        • kenny
                          Confirmed User
                          • Mar 2002
                          • 7245

                          #62
                          Originally posted by After Shock Media
                          Ahh the magic of the DeBeers long marketing campaign. Possibly the best marketing ever done at that.
                          Was not long ago that a standard band was common for a wedding ring. Yet they put on this amazing feet of advertising and changed the minds of almost everyone, while being able to controll the diamond market the entire time and keep prices artifically inflated.

                          Exactly. Diamonds are a HUGE monopoly.

                          They have enough diamonds locked away to pave driveways. They do this to keep the price up.
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                          • ronaldo
                            Confirmed User
                            • Jan 2002
                            • 5475

                            #63
                            It would depend on how long I intended to stay married to her.

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