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If you're thinking about buying a ring for your wedding or Engagement Rings, you may have a lot of questions. Here are some tips to help you decide what's best for you!
Don't just go off the size of the ring; consider what it's made out of and how much it weighs. If you have smaller hands, for example, you might not want a huge diamond on your finger. A more subtle stone will look great on your hand—and might be more affordable too!
The setting is important too. You'll want to make sure that the ring fits comfortably in the setting while still being easy to remove if necessary (i.e., if it gets caught on something).
Make sure that the metal is platinum or gold—not silver or white gold—if possible. While silver can look beautiful under certain lighting conditions and white gold is often mixed with other metals that make it sparkle more than platinum does in its pure form (like rhodium), platinum is more durable and tends to stay shiny longer than either one.
Check out sites like [www.diamondengagementringnyc.com] for expert advice. They have descriptions of different materials, as well as information on how to care for them.
Find out if your budget allows for an upgrade in quality or style—even if it's just a few more dollars per ring. You'll look more expensive when you show off that shiny new ring!
Make sure to try on the ring before buying it—don't just take someone else's word for it about how it looks on your finger!
Don't forget about the ring's history—ask about where it came from and how long it has been in existence before buying it from an online retailer or high-end retail store (like Nordstrom).
Get rid of any old rings or other jewelry that doesn't fit with the new one—you don't want to be stuck with something that doesn't suit your style anymore!
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