Well, creative minds will find a way!!!! (I first started talking about resetting my original rings and my husband was sort of sentimental about them, and to make a long story short, I am keeping them but getting a new set! I''ll still wear my first set occasionally. Maybe you can work it out that way!)
I got married with my great grandmother''s band and she always wore it on her right hand because of a childhood burn. I got a 1/2 carat anniversary band for our 2nd that looks great with it, but no solitaire. I thought I wanted to get something with those two rings, but I don''t like the way channel cut bands fit, they dig in and I don''t like them (mind you this was 13 years ago). So now I''m going to move those to the right hand and just get one ring for my left. The only thing that bugs me is that my originals are yellow... so I''ll have a hand of each LOL
Ugh - this is my husband too! Of course he has known this time was coming so he''s had over 15 years to prepare! lol!! My dh is an engineer but he''s getting his masters in business and has always been $ savvy - which is great, but he sees diamonds in general as overpriced clear pebbles... he''s trying VERY hard not to let that cloud this experience for me though
I know I pretty much have one shot at this... so I want to be sure I do it right. Thank GOD I found PS! I might buy *myself* a RHR someday... but I can''t even think about that now.
My first disappointment in marriage was when my hub didn''t get me an engagement ring even though I said he couldn''t afford what I wanted... I secretly hoped he would surprise me with something, anything... and all these years I would have had that moment in time. Now I know I have to be direct with the blockhead or he doesn''t get it LOL!
If he gives it from his heart, she will have a new ring to represent THIS special moment in time
I''m glad the fashion phase of one metal color only is over! I might even wear my white metal ring with my yellow gold band - who knows! lol! Since my band is 85 years old it isn''t the color of regular yellow gold. It is *slightly* pinker, but a far cry from rose gold. You can''t tell when I wear my anniversary band with the wedding band, but if I turn my hand over you can see the difference in color.
We are kind of shopping together... (I did what you wanted to do lol) but mostly *I* am shopping and he''s along for the ride LOL I did tell him that I wouldn''t accept the ring without a bended knee profession of his continued undying love for me though... ::giggle:: And based on how my search has gone thus far, I imagine he will have plenty of time to think of what to say...
I LOVE this picture on the pink flower!!! gorgeous!!!!!!!
Oooooh this one with it in the center of the yellow chry. is just beautiful too!
Date: 7/16/2006 9:06:38 PM
Author: diamondseeker2006
Okay, I am jealous now. You got flowers!!! I am so sad I don''t have flower shots with my bare stone!
Seriously, the pictures are great! The stone looks great! I''m a little worried about my color seeing your E.
Date: 7/16/2006 10:40:41 PM
Author: diamondseeker2006
Okay, I'll try not to let those doubts creep in.
That's interesting about the lens, but I'm not 100% sure you even need that with the macro that is already on the camera. One thing that I wasn't even doing was using the zoom. And I was able to crop and enlarge just the stone.
I am undecided about whether to buy that little SD600 or whether to go cheap and just get an A530 or 540. The A510 I was using is my daughter's, so I really do have to get my own.
This diamond buying can get expensive..diamond, setting, camera, ultrasonic......
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