Places to Buy Engagement Rings
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Tiffany, Cartier, and other glamorous jewelry shops sell stunningly beautiful engagement rings. Such impressive rings from prestigious jewelers, however, come with a hefty price tag. Other jewelry stores, such as Kay's, Jared and Zales provide a selection of engagement rings that are generally less expensive than the shops that line Fifth Avenue. The jewelry departments of many department stores, such as Macy's or Kohl's, may also have engagement rings. Be sure to check independent jewelry stores as well. - engagement ring image by jimcox40 from Fotolia.com
Families often pass jewelry down from generation to generation. Engagement rings are an especially valued piece of jewelry, and families are usually happy to keep the rings within their families. Someone in your family may give you an heirloom ring to use, or you may feel more comfortable purchasing the ring. No matter how you acquire it, you will be able to propose with a ring that holds deep sentimental value. - Antique shops and pawn shops offer vintage rings that are sure to impress people who are interested in antiques or history. Unlike newer, generic rings, vintage rings tend to have more character and personality, and often hold intricate details, bands and different style settings. Buying a ring that has had a previous owner may be considered bad luck to some people. It is crucial to discuss whether your partner wants a new or used ring before heading to an antique or pawn shop to buy this important piece of jewelry.
- You can buy an engagement ring without even leaving the comfort of your own home. There are many online stores that sell engagement rings. Shoppers can browse online through a variety of pre-made styles, or even design their own by picking the type of gem, the jewel's size and cut, the type and style of band, and other details. For individuals who are apprehensive about purchasing a ring online, many sites guarantee the quality of the clarity and color of their stones, and will exchange rings that do not meet the buyer's expectations.
