First, I am a long time lurker who decided to come out of hiding. I have enjoyed all of the information PS has to offer. You all give such great advice, hence my decision to post. Please bear with me as I'm new at this and honestly a bit nervous (since you guys are all so awesome).
My husband and I celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary last year. He agreed to let me get a new ring. I went to a B&M store here with my husband with what type of ring I thought I wanted already in mind. We looked at only those type settings and purchased a ring. Four months later, I decided that it wasn't really what I wanted after all. So, I returned to the store, and though it was well after their 30 day return policy, they allowed me to trade it in on another setting (at a slightly higher cost since it was now pave and an e-ring and band vs. just e-ring). Well, here we are only 4 days later, and I'm not convinced this is the ring either.
So, here are my questions: Would I be pressing my luck to take it back and ask to try another completely different setting? Am I totally nuts to be this undecided? Would other trade persons be completely irritated by a customer like myself?
I think part of the problem is that my finger does not fit the sample size, and so I don't get to really see the finished product until it is set, sized, and on my hand. Is that a fair reason to change? Please help me! I think my husband is ready to kill me, and that's pretty bad since he is such a patient person.
My husband and I celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary last year. He agreed to let me get a new ring. I went to a B&M store here with my husband with what type of ring I thought I wanted already in mind. We looked at only those type settings and purchased a ring. Four months later, I decided that it wasn't really what I wanted after all. So, I returned to the store, and though it was well after their 30 day return policy, they allowed me to trade it in on another setting (at a slightly higher cost since it was now pave and an e-ring and band vs. just e-ring). Well, here we are only 4 days later, and I'm not convinced this is the ring either.
So, here are my questions: Would I be pressing my luck to take it back and ask to try another completely different setting? Am I totally nuts to be this undecided? Would other trade persons be completely irritated by a customer like myself?
I think part of the problem is that my finger does not fit the sample size, and so I don't get to really see the finished product until it is set, sized, and on my hand. Is that a fair reason to change? Please help me! I think my husband is ready to kill me, and that's pretty bad since he is such a patient person.
I have a classic solitaire so I can stack different bands for different looks, but I love halos with plain shanks, and all the gorgeous antique-style settings. In the end, though, a solitaire is just more 'me' as I am a pretty casual person with a casual lifestyle and pave and engraving wouldn't hold up to my abuse.
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