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pulzzefuny · January 2012

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ateal2490 · January 2012

He would probably be very hurt if you asked to return the ring.

And ring 2 is not from a legit site. Idk if you can find 2.15tcw for under 3,000.00

Areli71611 · January 2012

Yeah, I'm sorry you don't care for your ring, but I think it'd hurt his feelings if you swapped it out, especially for another expensive one. (Yours is the Zales ring, yes??)

FWIW, I think your ring is perfectly beautiful; not my personal style (mine is just a gold band, no stone), but beautiful, nevertheless.

brycyn714 · January 2012

He tried very hard to pick out a ring just for you, try appreciating that. I love my ring because my husband picked it out just for me, all he was thinking about was me when he picked it out its so special I wouldn't want to trade it for anything.

jrew2u · January 2012

pulzzefuny:
After 5 years my man praposed to me with a beautiful ring and i was estatic..
skip to a few weeks after...I love the ring (White gold) a lot for it's flower design,
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the thing i do not like about it is the side view...its a triangle and I think it cheapens it's look.I am stuck on the flower design so this ring is my only other option and i really like it but there is nearly no price difference
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My question is,
am i being selfish for even considering a different ring let alone a more expensive one? just really need advice on this and need to talk it out

You guys this is SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM!!!!!! This person keeps getting you to go to the crappy website " the second link" OP You have been reported.

punkrockabye · January 2012

It would be in really bad taste to want to exchange it. That being said, mine is from Kay and they told us when we bought it, "you can come and trade it in when you want something bigger."

We were both pretty offended because we both went in to pick it out--we had been together for years and and by that point we just knew we'd get married; no proposals needed. I am not girly at all and I didn't want a huge glitzy ring that would look weird on me and that I might lose anyway. I found the perfect, low key ring for about $175 with a few tiny diamonds. Years later and I definitely don't want something bigger. The comment from the sales person was just like "well when you grow up, come get a big girl ring." Unfortunately at 26 I still don't want a multi-thousand dollar piece of jewelry.

I feel very bad right now even thinking about returning something DH gets me. If it's the wrong size I understand, but jewelry can be resized. I doubt he went to the store and just closed his eyes, spun around, and bought the first thing he pointed to; he put a lot of thought into picking out a ring for you!

HappyAardvark · January 2012

This is a fake post with spam links - I remember someone posting something nearly identical a few months ago under a different name. Nice try, as$clown!