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Wedding Dream

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To be at someone’s wedding is already an event, but to be in your own wedding is a dream...”That was the sentence my best friend told me, he added & said to me: “Do not try to understand this sentence as only your experience will make you understand what I just told you.” I never understood the whole meaning of this sentence until I got engaged, and I had set my wedding day for the summer. That day was 3 months ahead of me now. My fiancee & I were busy with all the wedding preparation, & time was flying very fast, so fast that before I noticed it, we were only a week away from our wedding day. The last week was the busiest one as all ‘the last minute’ stuff came in, & before I could say “Jake,” my wedding day was there. The wedding day was wonderful, & all went as we had in our vision. However, the strangest feeling I can remember is the fact that I was shaking hands & hugging all the hundred people that attended the event, & I was smiling all the ti...

Platinum Vs Gold

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Every customer I have spoken with asked me at least one question about gold and platinum . So now I will put my knowledge on a page and summarize it for you, the reader. Gold is the most famous metal on the planet, thousands of years back, and it is the same as today. Gold is still the most desirable metal on the planet. So, What Is The Difference Between Gold And Platinum? Well, both metals are used in the electronic industry, but today let’s talk about the value in the jewelry market, on today prices gold & platinum are very close on price per Oz; also, platinum was more expensive for most of past years, platinum will cost almost double if you order let say a ring with certain design & same style. Now You Will Ask Why? Well, the weight of platinum per square inch is double that of gold, and gold is one of the heaviest metals on the planet, for example; if gold and platinum cost $1700 an Oz and a certain style will have 10 grams of weight in gold, platinum for the same style...

What Is The Best Metal For A Diamond Ring?

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There are quite a few different metals to choose from and this can make the process of purchasing a diamond ring quite overwhelming. To avoid confusion, here we discuss different metals and their pros and cons, which may help you to decide on which metal is the best option for you or that special someone. Yellow gold  Yellow gold is the most common choice for engagement rings and wedding rings . This type of gold is not as durable as other metals, such as platinum. Another important point is that the more carats it has, the softer it may be. A downside to this metal is that it may not be hypoallergenic for some, which can lead to skin problems.  Rings made of yellow gold can become worn and thin over time. On the other hand, yellow gold does not lose its color with time, making it a classic and elegant choice. White gold White gold is a timeless metal with a silver finish. To achieve its color it is mixed with silver and palladium. One aspect to take into consideration is th...

How To Shop For Diamond Engagement Rings?

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Finding the perfect engagement ring can be an intimidating task. Additionally, it costs a good chunk money, so choosing the right one for you or your partner can be daunting.  Purchasing a diamond engagement ring is nothing like any other purchase you’ve made. There are countless variables that affect beauty, quality and cost.  If you´re thinking about buying a diamond engagement ring, we recommend following the advice from experts in the field. The basics Experts suggest the first think you need to do is get informed. The most basic and probably most important information you need to know are the 4C´s. Color, cut, clarity and carat. 1) Color Determines how white (colorless) and bright the diamond is. The diamond color scale starts at D. D means it is completely colorless. The scale goes all the way down to Z which means it is yellow. D-F diamonds are colorless and white. G-I diamonds are near colorless and J-K diamonds will have a hint of color. J have more of a white tone, ...