Metal Matters: How to Choose the Perfect His And Hers Promise Rings
Don't forget the band. It is the unspoken key to the overall appearance and feel of rings. The choice of metal can have an enormous impact on the appearance of CoupleSets ring and its durability.
Gold is a classic choice and comes in a variety of shades like white, rose and yellow. Platinum is a more durable, but more expensive option. Some people prefer metals that are more unusual like tungsten or Titanium, to give their jewelry a contemporary twist.
Each metal has its own maintenance requirements and life span. Platinum, for instance is a very durable metal, however it may develop patina over time. Some people like this look of vintage. Gold, however, is more soft and prone to scratches.
Examine for allergies to metals. Nickel is a metal frequently used in gold alloys, can trigger an allergic reaction. If you are not sure about hypoallergenic metals, such as platinum or palladium are a better choice.
The metal you select should be in harmony with the stone as well as your girlfriend's preferences. Think of the metal as the frame that complements the stone's beauty. It is also an option that is practical and fits your girlfriend's lifestyle.
What's the lesson to be learned? Don't rush your decision. It is best to take your time to think about the pros and cons, and how each metal will fit into your ideal perfect ring for your girlfriend.
It's time to go on a spy mission Find out her height
Let's talk about the size. If the ring isn't in line the size, you're back to the beginning. A ring that is too tight could result in a stressful proposal, while one that is too loose? Let's just say that this is an invitation to disaster.
You can begin by employing the old methods of sneaking one of her rings to a jeweler, getting it measured or tying a piece of string around her finger while she sleeps. These methods are risky and could cause you to blow your cover.
It's better to Ask her family or friends for assistance. They can determine her height without triggering suspicions. You don't want them to ruin the surprise.
According to a study conducted by The Knot 39 percent of couples have purchased the ring together. It is possible to make the process of determining her size an important factor when you and your partner are both open about the proposal. It removes the guesswork out of the equation.
Practical tip: If you are in doubt, it's more beneficial to go up rather instead of down. It's much easier to reduce the size of an rings to a smaller diameter rather than making it larger.
You can pick from a range of rings that can be adjusted and specifically designed for proposal. This lets you concentrate on the moment and not be concerned about the fit. If she says "yes" you can return to the jeweler and get her ring made to order.