PeachesandCreamOPConcord, North Carolina USA675 posts
Found a beautiful 2 carat emerald cut diamond wedding ring the other day..told Earl about it..he then he started to sweat and you wanna know what he said then?? Shelia, I'd rather you tell me you're pregnant Which is not possible anyway Was having some fun just seeing what his reaction would be He knows I would never want anything that expensive, but I'm always telling him "I'm Worth It Anyway" So what's a good guideline for a diamond nowadays. Was married for a long time before and might consider the "plunge" again. Love you Earl Thought I'd find out who else might agree that $25,000, might be a little pricey.
i wouldnt care what price it was, i would want the woman i was going to marry to have somthing that she can show off to everone and its got be special cos its going to be on her finger the rest of her life.
General Assembly adopts resolution on "conflict diamonds"
Crucial issue in fuelling wars because of diamonds
On 1 December 2000, the United Nations General Assembly adopted, unanimously, a resolution on the role of diamonds in fuelling conflict, breaking the link between the illicit transaction of rough diamonds and armed conflict, as a contribution to prevention and settlement of conflicts (A/RES/55/56). In taking up this agenda item, the General Assembly recognized that conflict diamonds are a crucial factor in prolonging brutal wars in parts of Africa, and underscored that legitimate diamonds contribute to prosperity and development elsewhere on the continent. In Angola and Sierra Leone, conflict diamonds continue to fund the rebel groups, the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) and the Revolutionary United Front (RUF), both of which are acting in contravention of the international community's objectives of restoring peace in the two countries.
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i personally think that that's a silly amount of money to spend on a ring. i don't care how much the ring i wear is, as long as it's given with love and worn with love too. i'm not looking to "show off" to anyone as to the amount of money that was or wasn't spent. just my opinion
I agree with you tess...personally I don't even care if it is a CZ as long as it is given with the heart. Maybe it's because I'm older, but I don't have to have diamonds and gems...I just want to be loved and respected!
Now if he and I were millionaires, that might be a different story.
Definitely...if he loves me enough to go out shopping for a ring and then propose, that would be enough. I know the man I'm with now would not ask me to marry him if he didn't love me with all of his heart....and I wouldn't accept if I didn't feel the same. I would much rather have a life full of love than any ring at all!
That is how my son's dad is...they don't have a "real" relationship like a dad and son should have. He buys my son's love and the sad thing is....my son figured it out on his own and is the first one to tell you that.
Yes, and my son takes advantage of it...I can't afford many extras for him right now, so if dad has the money and wants to spend it on him....more power to my son for getting the things he wants!
You're right...and he just takes his dad for what he is. He loves him and I encourage that...when he asks "why", I just tell him that his dad is just the person he is...doesn't mean he can't love him with all his heart.
He is going to his dad's for the week this Saturday and my son is thinking of all the things he thinks he "needs", so his dad can get things for him!
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