Christ Centered Gamer

...self explanatory >_>

Duuude don't be lazy. Make your own.

I don't have a suitable forge setup. No place to melt the gold into a mold. :'(

Don't need more than a pen torch, they sell ring sized bar stock. Mostly a matter off hammering it around a mandrel.

But congrats man. about dang time.

for grins I would check out overstock.com my brother in law got an incredible deal on his titanium ring for under $100 methinks

You do pay an elevated price with a jeweler, but there are a couple things to consider. I used Kay and I felt I did pretty well in terms of diamond to price for my wife's engagement ring. I got financing through them at 0% so that helped spread the cost around. They also provide periodic free cleanings and inspections, and waranties for the diamond and ring. A little piece of mind.

Also, monopolized scam diamonds are a scam (Some language and stuff).

Yeah, I watched some stuff about conflict diamonds and that made me a li'l uneasy about some sources of shinies

Congratulations! this is coming from a kid but usually malls have good coupons for just about anything in the jewelry stores.

Don't forget the 6 c's! Congrats.

Do you think she'll say yes?

N1ghtBreak3r wrote:Don't forget the 6 c's! Congrats.

6? I was familiar with 4 (cut, clarity, carat, and color)



Anyway, I've, ahem, picked a time and a place. She very occasionally browses the forums, so I cannot leaks teh info >_> it isn't for a li'l bit though. We've both got a lot to do with school right now and I want this to be free of that stress

EDIT: of this particular semester, I mean, not free of school as in "until we both graduate" or something

The other two: cost and conflict heheh.

Well those 2 don't help do they?

The cost does - gotta know what your budget is, although CS is probably well past that point! :p praying for ya.

I don't think the jeweler's will be touting those 2 C's, but certainly important from a consumer standpoint!