Do wedding jewelry fit your conventional of living? Or, do you aim for a certain “quality of lifestyle image” when you are younger and fresh becoming wedded, before decades of benefits and additional money let you take really awesome holidays, and look to renovating the home you may not even own yet?
The dollar amount the jewelry industry says to spend on a ring means that my wee diamond would be giant. Way bigger than I would actually be comfortable wearing. Is it my place to ask for a smaller ring? What about a woman who can help fund the large diamond she aspires to wearing every day, is that okay or is that taking away masculinity for the groom?
I have no solutions, but keep look at as women become moms, with children and large, risky weaponry on their arms that the beginning their children suddenly, or get loaded with baby throw up. I wonder if those mommas are going to ever spice up and be as elegant as their wedding jewelry or if they will permanently be dressed in something worth more than their whole clothing collection and footwear.
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