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  #1 Fitzgerald Robbins on 27 Jun 13

   

  Most girls grow up dreaming of-the time that their knight in shining armor gets down on one knee and offers. To read additional information, people might want to check-out: engravable jewelry. It is an intimate gesture that is topped off with an ideal accessory, the gemstone. Many girls dream of that excellent diamond atop their ring finger, shining and brilliant. The gemstone has a early and interesting history that began tens of thousands of years back. The traditional diamond engagement ring that people know of today is actually a fairly recent custom.
  
  Generally in most traditions in the Western world, an engagement ring is used by a female on the 3rd (ring) finger of her left-hand, signifying that she's engaged to be married. The ring is generally introduced by a person upon a of marriage, and used by the woman after she accepts his proposal. It indicates the agreement to marry, and is frequently worn alongside the strap (on the same hand) for the duration of the woman's life or the relationship, whichever ends first.
  
  Rome, and the history of the engagement ring could be traced straight back as far as Ancient Egypt, Greece. The Ancient Romans held the idea that the Vena Amoris (Latin for "vein of love") was positioned in the ring finger of the left hand. It was thought that this vein ran directly from the finger to one's heart. The circle of the gemstone was also believed to represent the eternal bond of love, even today a romantic notion that's still largely believed.
  
  The product and style of the gemstone has changed quite a bit in recent times. Whilst in ancient times an engagement band was fashioned out of hemp, rope, or even lead (in Ancient Rome) and usually did not contain rocks, today we traditionally see engagement rings fashioned out of precious metals such as platinum or gold, keeping a single set stone, that will be mostly a stone.
  
  The diamond gemstone seems to be the most common and accepted little bit of its kind as a result of its beauty, permanence, and cost. It's a reflection of the love felt between two people. That's probably why it's expected that a man plunk down plenty of money for a wedding ring. The price of the band is ultimately up to the in-patient, and how much he wants (or can afford) to invest. Some directions state that 2-3 months pay must be shelled out for the band. That sum of money can buy quite a diamond engagement ring!
  
  Diamond engagement rings most commonly include solitaire settings, and are available in many different diamond shapes, such as for example princess, round, pear, center, marquis, and square. Each shape showcases the beauty of a stone in another way, and contributes to the individuality of the part. More often, you will find that diamond engagement rings are established with more than one stone, and also side stones. This can indicate more smaller diamonds, or more significant diamonds, according to the whim (and the credit line) of the person doing the buying!
  
  It's but, getting more and more common to see wedding rings that sometimes contain another kind of gemstone besides a, or contain other colored gemstones with a diamond. You usually see solitaire set emeralds, rubies, or sapphires, or these stones set with smaller surrounding diamonds. This shows the personality and style of the girl who wears the ring, and often makes for a quite special and beautiful ring to wear.
  
  The diamond engagement ring (or an ring containing other precious jewels) is a representation of a promise of eternal love and devotion. The options in rings are endless, and should be chosen properly to reflect the woman's style, style, and character. In the end, she will be wearing the ring for a really long time ahead.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Most girls grow up dreaming of-the time that their knight in shining armor gets down on one knee and offers. To read additional information, people might want to check-out: <a rel="nofollow" href="http://ameblo.jp/rolldinghy12/entry-11559269967.html">engravable jewelry</a>. It is an intimate gesture that is topped off with an ideal accessory, the gemstone. Many girls dream of that excellent diamond atop their ring finger, shining and brilliant. The gemstone has a early and interesting history that began tens of thousands of years back. The traditional diamond engagement ring that people know of today is actually a fairly recent custom. <br /> <br /> Generally in most traditions in the Western world, an engagement ring is used by a female on the 3rd (ring) finger of her left-hand, signifying that she's engaged to be married. The ring is generally introduced by a person upon a of marriage, and used by the woman after she accepts his proposal. It indicates the agreement to marry, and is frequently worn alongside the strap (on the same hand) for the duration of the woman's life or the relationship, whichever ends first. <br /> <br /> Rome, and the history of the engagement ring could be traced straight back as far as Ancient Egypt, Greece. The Ancient Romans held the idea that the Vena Amoris (Latin for "vein of love") was positioned in the ring finger of the left hand. It was thought that this vein ran directly from the finger to one's heart. The circle of the gemstone was also believed to represent the eternal bond of love, even today a romantic notion that's still largely believed. <br /> <br /> The product and style of the gemstone has changed quite a bit in recent times. Whilst in ancient times an engagement band was fashioned out of hemp, rope, or even lead (in Ancient Rome) and usually did not contain rocks, today we traditionally see engagement rings fashioned out of precious metals such as platinum or gold, keeping a single set stone, that will be mostly a stone. <br /> <br /> The diamond gemstone seems to be the most common and accepted little bit of its kind as a result of its beauty, permanence, and cost. It's a reflection of the love felt between two people. That's probably why it's expected that a man plunk down plenty of money for a wedding ring. The price of the band is ultimately up to the in-patient, and how much he wants (or can afford) to invest. Some directions state that 2-3 months pay must be shelled out for the band. That sum of money can buy quite a diamond engagement ring! <br /> <br /> Diamond engagement rings most commonly include solitaire settings, and are available in many different diamond shapes, such as for example princess, round, pear, center, marquis, and square. Each shape showcases the beauty of a stone in another way, and contributes to the individuality of the part. More often, you will find that diamond engagement rings are established with more than one stone, and also side stones. This can indicate more smaller diamonds, or more significant diamonds, according to the whim (and the credit line) of the person doing the buying! <br /> <br /> It's but, getting more and more common to see wedding rings that sometimes contain another kind of gemstone besides a, or contain other colored gemstones with a diamond. You usually see solitaire set emeralds, rubies, or sapphires, or these stones set with smaller surrounding diamonds. This shows the personality and style of the girl who wears the ring, and often makes for a quite special and beautiful ring to wear. <br /> <br /> The diamond engagement ring (or an ring containing other precious jewels) is a representation of a promise of eternal love and devotion. The options in rings are endless, and should be chosen properly to reflect the woman's style, style, and character. In the end, she will be wearing the ring for a really long time ahead.</div>

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