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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Katerek" data-source="post: 483272" data-attributes="member: 5193">Congrats to you.If you have been dating a while and have been talking marriage, your fiance already knows what she would like.Next time you are at the mall stop by a few ring shops and see which one she oohs and ogles over.  Tiem it with your moms birthday or soemthing and pretend to be shopping for a tennis bracelet or somesuch.While you are there 'happen' to go by rings.Money isn't everything.  I have found that men are more consumed witht he cost than women.  Get what you can afford my friend.I once spent $7k US on a ring for a girl.  It was too much for me of course, but I wanted to impress her and her family, plus I wanted the whole world to see how much I cared.  Aah youth.  That relationship was nothing but a learning experience.Later in life, when I was a little more wise, my fiance helped to find one.  Yeah there was less suprise, but we communicated really well so it wasn't too bad.  The suprise was when I finally bought it and asked her.  We were engaged for five years or so.That ring cost me less than what I make in two days.  She didnt care about cost, it was truly the thought that mattered.A good friend of mine said her and her husbands rings cost a total of about $100 US.  No diamond, hell, no gold even.  They are simple celtic knotwork bands in sterling silver.  She cherishes that more than the heirloom diamond solitaire that her mother gave her.  It is because the love of her life gave it to her and they have a special meaning (the rings).My advice to you my friend is to talk to her.</blockquote>

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