Dreamer_D
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To briefly bring the bling story up to the present
, I decided to sell my solitaire engagement ring for a small profit to benefit my family, among other reasons. Thank you rising diamond prices!
But I am not so selfless as to go blingless. So I hunted, and pondered, and looked into my options. I became very frustrated and dismayed with how "little" diamond you can buy for your money these days
And my plan from the outset was *not* to buy something that needed upgrading or resetting to make me happy. I wanted a completed ring to love as is, and enjoy, without thinking about what it could be in six months or a year.
I was going to give up, frankly, when I put two and two together and realized it was a brilliant idea for me to buy Gypsy's Aurora band from Brian Gavin Diamond
I have wanted a five stone ring for a while, and this was a great way to get something even better than the usual style of five-stone, and for a deal too. I luvs me a deal
Anyways, it arrived today...
My husband was very excited about this new ring. He loved the look and thought that it was a great option because it was *complete* and required no more money to make it perfect. When the box arrived, he almost faught me to open it. His reasoning? "Dreamer you may be a feminist, but you have to admit -- the ring is a reflection of how much a man cares about his woman!" According to his reasoning, he should get to open the box. We compromised and opened it together.

But I am not so selfless as to go blingless. So I hunted, and pondered, and looked into my options. I became very frustrated and dismayed with how "little" diamond you can buy for your money these days

I was going to give up, frankly, when I put two and two together and realized it was a brilliant idea for me to buy Gypsy's Aurora band from Brian Gavin Diamond

Anyways, it arrived today...
My husband was very excited about this new ring. He loved the look and thought that it was a great option because it was *complete* and required no more money to make it perfect. When the box arrived, he almost faught me to open it. His reasoning? "Dreamer you may be a feminist, but you have to admit -- the ring is a reflection of how much a man cares about his woman!" According to his reasoning, he should get to open the box. We compromised and opened it together.
