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Rings: Engagement Ring Insurance 101

Engagement ring sitting in bed of pink flowers

It is engagement season, and we’re sure many of you out there are prepping those fingers for a little extra sparkle this season. If you get your wish, congratulations! After everything settles down from the holidays, there is going to be plenty to do to keep you occupied. But, before you dive headlong into wedding
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411: Insuring Your Engagement Ring – Part 1

The Rings

An engagement ring isn’t just an expensive piece of jewelry to wear on a daily basis. The engagement ring symbolizes a couple’s promise to wed and everlasting love to one another. While holding such great sentimental value, the purchase of an engagement ring will also probably be one of the biggest investments that a young
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Rings: 411 on Engagement Rings and Wedding Bands

Red Rings

If you’re confused about the engagement ring, the wedding band, or how to wear them, you’re in luck! There is no one, correct way to wear them together or separately. But here is some useful information whether you’re going for the traditional or more creative route. Firstly, there is a difference between the engagement ring
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Rings: Insuring Your Wedding Ring

Your wedding ring is more than a fashion statement. It is a symbol of everlasting love and commitment. So it goes without saying that insurance is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when you glance down at the wedding ring on your finger. Insurance can never replace the sentimental value of a
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Rings: Buying a Wedding Ring – Part 5

One of the next decisions to make is what shape you want the diamond to be. The most popular shapes are: Brilliant Cut Round – This shape is considered the standard for all other diamond shapes and accounts for more than 75% of diamonds sold today. Its 58-facet cut, divided among its crown (top), girdle
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Rings: Buying a Wedding Ring – Part 3

Carat – Refers to the weight of the stone. Most people confuse carat with the size of the stone, when it is actually a measure of the weight of the stone. True the bigger the weight usually the bigger the stone, but don’t be confused when you think of carats you need to think weight.
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