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14k White or Yellow Gold Diamond Promise Ring (1/10 cttw, H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity) 14k White or Yellow Gold Diamond Promise Ring (1/10 cttw, H-I Color, I1-I2 Clarity)
Price : $229.00
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  1. The total diamond carat weight listed is approximate. Variances may be up to .05 carats.
  2. Length ranges from 22-25.10mm depending on ring size.
  3. Width ranges from 19.78-22.93mm depending on ring size.
  4. Metal weight ranges from 2.39-2.89g depending on ring size.
  5. All our diamond suppliers certify that to their best knowledge their diamonds are not conflict diamonds.

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This elegant solitaire ring showcases a single round diamond, held securely in a prong setting between graceful bypass bars of 14 karat gold. The near colorless diamond has a lovely sparkle and shine and a weight of 1/10 carat. This classic style makes a beautiful promise ring. Choose between white or yellow gold.

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Season Of Love' Promise Ring Season Of Love' Promise Ring
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.925 Sterling Silver Heart Promise Ring With Small Cubic Zirconias .925 Sterling Silver Heart Promise Ring With Small Cubic Zirconias
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View our wonderful selection of Cubic Zirconium encrusted silver promise rings and right hand rings . Find a variation of styles and designs to help you pick the one that best suits you. Free Gift Box Included with every item purchased.

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10KT White Gold Round Diamond Black And White Bypass Promise Ring (1/4 cttw) 10KT White Gold Round Diamond Black And White Bypass Promise Ring (1/4 cttw)
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10KT White Gold Round Diamond Black And White Bypass Promise Ring (1/4 cttw)

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Princess Cut Diamond Promise Ring in 10K White Gold Princess Cut Diamond Promise Ring in 10K White Gold
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This sleek, modern solitaire ring features a luminous princess cut diamond. The crisp, sparkling diamond is set in a streamlined design of lustrous 10 karat white gold. View item video above. SKU: 08CC181105W

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Questions & Answers
Question : When exchanging pre-engagement promise rings What is the official title the couples use?
Boyfriend and I have exchanged promise rings with the commitment to marriage at a later time. No date has been set. I want to know what is the official title do we use? Boyfriend /girlfriend or fiancee'?

Answer:
Your titles are 'boyfriend' and 'girlfriend'. This doesn't change until you're engaged.

 

Question : How do I "hint" the idea of promise rings to my boyfriend?
I think promise rings would be very beneficial but I don't know how they work (as in going about and getting them). Does the guy ask something or does he just get it or what? How can I hint this to my boyfriend without being obvious?

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my girlfriend and have promise rings. it was my idea so i can't help there but maybe you can mention how you know someone who got them and how cute you thought it was or tell your friend and have them mention it to him. we just talked about what kind we wanted. we talked about what we liked and what colors we like. for example, we decided they had to match, not be to flashy, and i told her i don't like gold. then we went to different stores and looked at what they had and chose one. it's not like an engagement ring where it has to be a surprise. oh and you wear them on your weeding ring finger.

 

Question : Where to get promise rings and for how much PER RING?
Where would I get promise rings for me and my boyfriend . And for how much per ring? (I want a store name and good estimates for silver rings)I also want to know if it would be a good idea to talk to the person working there about the prices and what would be the best to get? Thanks.

Answer:
Don't get silver! It tarnishes and if you have skin allergies or sensitive skin not good for everyday use

 

Question : Any unique ways to exchange promise rings ?
My girlfriend and I are exchanging promise rings soon but we want to do something that is memorable/romantic. She suggests lighting candles together and cooking dinner together then exchanging them. I have to come up with an idea as well. My idea was to go camping and exchange during sundown but the cabins are all booked. Any other ideas that are really romantic? Even a really romantic restaurant that has private seating ... I need ideas that will be extra-ordinary.

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to me - simple is more romantic. maybe you could take her for a walk. or have a picnic set up under the stars somewhere and dance with her. or, if it's applicable...take her to the place you first met or had your first date...kiss...something that's memorable and special to the two of you. and just tell her how you feel about her. =)

 

Question : what is the difference between a promise ring and a wedding ring in terms of 3 stone rings?
Lets not discuss the cost. I know that promise rings are generally cheaper but what if we got 2 rings that look similar and both cost $2k but one is marketed as promise ring and the other a wedding ring? are there small differences in the design im not aware of?

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There are no small differences that you are missing. It is all about the marketing of the rings. And your choice of them is according to what is in your pocket and your bank account. And what your gf/fiancee wants.A promise ring is not a traditional thing, it was never a stair step thing unless circumstances forced it. It can be skipped. In favor of one big honkin' engagement diamond[s], LOL. There really isn't any steps in a relationship where it is now time for the promise ring, now it is time for the engagement ring. Unless your gf/fiancee wants it that way. It is just a new way to market rings, and get you to spend more money. In Rivers day, a promise ring was something to be pittied, poor Rivers, her fiance is poor, and can't afford a better ring, and poor things have to wait to get married. Often promise rings were given when the couple was too young to marry.How things do change in one generation. Generally, a promise ring is smaller and cheaper. That is because it is often given at a time of life where marriage is just a promise, the couple might still be in school, or just starting their work careers, or in the military and maybe stationed apart. Otherwise, a promise might look like a small diamond solitaire, just one stone, but there are no rules about a promise ring. It could be anything that the gentleman can afford. Doesn't even have to be a diamond. It used to be a tiny diamond inside of a heart shape. And not intended to be worn after the engagement ring was given, unless it was on the other hand. And I hear these days the ladies are buying the gentlemen promise rings. A traditional diamond engagement ring has one diamond, but it can have as many as is wanted. A three diamond ring would certainly differentiate it from a single stone promise ring. My Mom's engagement ring was one big stone and a smaller stone on each side of it. She never had a promise ring, her engagement ring was it. Dad did promise to get her a better ring when their circumstances were better and the world was calmer. He did. A traditional wedding ring is is called a band, and that is what it is usually shaped like. It can be plain, or have stones in it, one, or a few, or many. It can be shaped to match and to hook onto the engagement ring. This is the one that is saved, and taken to the church/venue for the wedding, the one the minister blesses. The one that is never taken off except for danger, and cleaning. An engagement diamond does not have to be worn. Want to really be confused? How about an eternity ring? These were marketed some years back as being a gift for a big anniversary, and were diamonds completely around a band. But, some people have this type of ring for a wedding band. I guess they would get bigger diamonds in a bigger band for their anniversary.

 

Question : Is 16 too young to get promise rings with your long term boyfriend?
I know 16 is young but I have had the same boyfriend forever and we know were going to get married. I know its naive to think that but we really believe we can stay together forever. We want to get promise rings so we both are frequently reminded of each other. but are we too young to make that commitment?

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Yep especially if one of you is older than the other. Fantascizing gives us all a great deal of pleasure but in reality you two are teenagers who probably think they've found out who they truly are already which probably isn't true. Things change when you become adults one of those things is tastes in partners.

 

Question : How does exchanging promise rings work?
I've heard of people exchanging promise rings, and am wondering, what does pre-engagement usually look like? Are there any typical ceremonies or formalities to this? Is it typical for the couple to actually exchange rings, or does the guy just but one for the girl? Do couples announce their promise, or is this kept to themselves? Just curious since I ran across this idea a while ago and have been wondering how it actually works.

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A promise ring is a pre-engagement. You are pretty much saying "I promise to propose to you when I'm ready."Just like an engagement ring, typically the guy buys it for the girl. No ring for the guy until the wedding day. Unless you guys decided to both wear one. If you plan to elope keep it a secret...otherwise celebrate your promise with your families.

 

Question : How do I go about getting promise rings for me and my boyfriend ?
Me and my boyfriend want promise rings . Should I buy both mine and his ? Or just his and wait for him to get me one.Should they match ?Where can I get them?How do I find the perfect one?How cheap do they run?Thanks.

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i think he should get u one first.. and u get him one.. or he should get both.. my bf gave me one and we never even spoke about it.. but again its something thatu both should know every relationship is different

 

Question : In what month in a relationship should we be talking about promise rings?
I've been dating my bf Greg for about two months. We've known each other ever since we were in elementary. We already both fell in love with each other but in september, he's leaving to Cal Poly while im going to go to Sac State. Do you think it's a good thing to talk about promise rings?

Answer:
yes it is definitely too soon you need to at least wait until you've been together for a year

 

Question : What is a good place to look for rings(promise)?
My boyfriend and I are both 20 and have been dating for 4 years. We aren't planning on getting even close to marriage till after college, so since our ann. is coming up we have been looking at promise rings. I haven't found anything I like yet or for the right price. I dont care if the stone isn't real but it should at least be real sliver. I have looked at walmart, target, jewelry stores in the mall but havent found anything. any help?

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my promise ring, engagement ring, and wedding band all came from Kay Jewelers. So did my husbands wedding band. He picked out the promise ring alone, it was a surprise to me. It's so cute! it's just a small ring with 3 equally sized stones and the band is sort of split on each side.Here are kay's promise rings:http://www.kay.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/SearchResultsView?langId=-1&storeId=10101&catalog Id=10001&N=0&Ne=1&Ntk=Products&Ntt=promise+ring&searchButton.x=0&searchButton.y=0Mine is not on there anymore, or I would show you... :o(

 

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