Chucktown PE
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LOL. I know a woman who asked for a bassoon instead... whatever floats your boat!
Check out the bling on that woodwind.
LOL. I know a woman who asked for a bassoon instead... whatever floats your boat!
Chucktown, I think we're the only ones in this boat. I think it comes down to a personal decision as to what you want to spend your money on, and how much. Some people cannot fathom spending so much on jewelry, but this sort of thing is a once in a lifetime sort of purchase. It's a lot of money up front.That's exactly what I was eluding to Ill. You would have probably been a little peeved (and rightly so in my opinion) if your husband had a kick *** gun collection and/or Jeep and spent $500 on your ring at Sam's wholesale (not knocking Sam's). I didn't think about my guns in my post about "not spending much money on myself" and thinking about it, I would say that my gun collection is worth about as much as my wife's ring.
I don't think there is anything wrong with having nice jewelry. Plus, all these heirlooms that people are talking about have to come from somewhere.
As long as you clarify in the proposal that "Honey... Don't think of it as fake diamond... Think of it as Genuine Cubic Zirconia!". IF she buys into that you are golden. Let's just say that i have a really forgiving wife.
Is that how much the Cracker Jack box it came from cost?My wife's ring was $2500. My wedding band was $26.
No it was how much I spent at the vending machine before I was finally able to snag it with that stupid robotic claw.Is that how much the Cracker Jack box it came from cost?
My hubby has a tungsten ring too. At the time he worked in the NMR world so he was constantly working right next to super conducting magnets. Tungsten has the least amount of magnetic sensitivity. He has seen a metal zipblade fly off a table in the lab and spin towards the magnet.My husband's 'ceremony' wedding band is tungsten but he wears a titanium band everyday, $80. It gets beaten up pretty badly because he has to go out on the floor sometimes with all of the machinery. He's also on his third titanium band. He lost one and had to get another resized because he lost so much weight. His tungsten band was around $500. He didn't want any 'bling', so to speak.
Haha, I got you beat. Mine was $19.95.My wife's ring was $2500. My wedding band was $26.
Adding hers to the insurance policy didn't add too much yearly cost.I think my hubby spent around 3K on my engagement ring. I didn't want anything more expensive than that because I would be afraid of losing it.
Mine goes in my pocket or is locked up in my computer case any time I'm in the field. I've seen the results of finding a live 480V circuit with a wedding band.If you're working around a lot of machinery, it's best not to wear the ring at all.