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Brilliant_Rock
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Re: Is This a Crazy Idea????? - Thinking of Upgrade Already?
hi psoens--
i have to agree with the rest of the group here. you have an amazing stone--keep it, enjoy it, and never go on PS again (well except to pick a wedding band). you'll go mad overthinking things, get dss, and spend money on stuff that you just dont need.
with regards to bragging rights--very rarely does my wife ever have conversations about the size of her ring. after a few times during the initial engagement period, it just never comes up again. and besides, saying "it's about 2 and a quarter carats" is no shame at all--it'll probably be the largest ring of any of her friends.... besides, its a better cut, whiter stone than 99 percent of the people you'll meet... you'd take that stone any day over a larger, crappycut, yellow stone that hits a magical number for size... my wife's stone, at 2.33 is in this same no-man's land category of over 2, but under 2.5... dont sweat it at all! take the $5k and buy her a spectacular wedding band with it...
btw how old are you guys? we were 29 when we got engaged... she'll probably get looks around boston for having a larger than most ring anyow...
and since were both boston guys, have to ask... where are you thinking of getting married?
ps: sorry forthe crummy spelling... im on an ipad andam waaay too lazy to fix the typos.
hi psoens--
i have to agree with the rest of the group here. you have an amazing stone--keep it, enjoy it, and never go on PS again (well except to pick a wedding band). you'll go mad overthinking things, get dss, and spend money on stuff that you just dont need.
with regards to bragging rights--very rarely does my wife ever have conversations about the size of her ring. after a few times during the initial engagement period, it just never comes up again. and besides, saying "it's about 2 and a quarter carats" is no shame at all--it'll probably be the largest ring of any of her friends.... besides, its a better cut, whiter stone than 99 percent of the people you'll meet... you'd take that stone any day over a larger, crappycut, yellow stone that hits a magical number for size... my wife's stone, at 2.33 is in this same no-man's land category of over 2, but under 2.5... dont sweat it at all! take the $5k and buy her a spectacular wedding band with it...
btw how old are you guys? we were 29 when we got engaged... she'll probably get looks around boston for having a larger than most ring anyow...
and since were both boston guys, have to ask... where are you thinking of getting married?
ps: sorry forthe crummy spelling... im on an ipad andam waaay too lazy to fix the typos.