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Ring Sapphire Diamonds

White Sapphire as an engagement ring?

I told my boyfriend that after seeing the movie Blood Diamond, I do not want an engagement ring diamond. However, now that I know he is about to propose a gemstone (sapphire or white topaz white) I wonder if some people will think you're cheap. Is this crazy? I really do not know why I care what others think anyway. But is it a bit by saying that our relationship is not the thing "live fire? ... it does not bother me what others think ... I am also an activist and so anti-traditional, I am concerned whether to stop and "adapt" to the traditions of marriage usual. Thank you guys for good advice and security. Marriage everything is new and I was not 100% positive. But after reading what sapphires and / or blue topaz are'm much more confident in the choice a non-Diamond to represent non-traditional partners. Thank you!

Obviously, you do not care at least a little about what others think, EO would not saying "I wonder if people think it is cheap." If you do not mind, that same thinking. The essential is this - an engagement ring is a symbol of a promise - nothing more and nothing less. This symbol can be anything you want it. If you prefer an engagement ring with a precious stone, a stone false or without stone, the symbol is the same. Heck, if you want a necklace of commitment up, which depends on you and your boyfriend. Women will probably say something (perhaps not directly at you) if you do not have the engagement ring Traditional diamond. The women talk about other women, and more Let's talk about engagement rings women with other women. If you had a huge diamond talk and if you had a small diamond, he has spoken, and if you do not have diamonds, will speak. You can not let it play a role in his decision. The symbol their commitment is about you and your boyfriend. Period. Tradition and opinions of others should not play a role in this area.

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