There was always an understanding that I would one day inherit my mothers wedding ring set. Recently, I found myself back home in Boise because we thought mom had Pancreatitis. During her hospital stay, she presented me with her wedding ring set as a graduation present (masters) from herself and my father (who passed away 8 years ago). She told me she had decided it was silly of her to wait until she died to give me her ring when she could enjoy it on my finger while she was alive.
Unfortunantly, Mom's Pancreatitis turned out to be advanced pancreatic cancer, and her 3-6 month prognosis turned out to be 6 weeks. I'm so happy she was able to have those 6 weeks with me proudly wearing her rings. Eventually, I'll need to have the prongs retipped. The ring itself is .69 E-F SI2 (although it faces up clean and sparkles like crazy when clean, which it is not in the picture.) It is set in 14k WG.
![Moms Diamond.JPG Moms Diamond.JPG](https://www.pricescope.com/community/data/attachments/4/4107-984675fd9c92a96efa7dda744c4e11d7.jpg)
Unfortunantly, Mom's Pancreatitis turned out to be advanced pancreatic cancer, and her 3-6 month prognosis turned out to be 6 weeks. I'm so happy she was able to have those 6 weeks with me proudly wearing her rings. Eventually, I'll need to have the prongs retipped. The ring itself is .69 E-F SI2 (although it faces up clean and sparkles like crazy when clean, which it is not in the picture.) It is set in 14k WG.
![Moms Diamond.JPG Moms Diamond.JPG](https://www.pricescope.com/community/data/attachments/4/4107-984675fd9c92a96efa7dda744c4e11d7.jpg)