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Is it bad luck to lose an engagement ring?
yes
What stone is in the Queens engagement ring?
Blue Diamond
What is the main stone in Kate Middletons engagement ring?
Sapphire
Why does an engagement ring has to have a stone?
No, it doesn't. Make it what you want it to be.
What is the name of the blue stone in the centre of Kate Middleton's engagement ring?
Sapphire
What is the meaning of a turquoise engagement ring?
While not very traditional there can be something very special about receiving a turquoise engagement ring. The turquoise stone is said to represent luck, love, happiness, wealth, faithfulness, and trust in your relationship. What better way to start off your union then with all of those factors on your side.
What is a engagment ring?
A solitaire engagement ring is one that features a large center stone. Traditionally, the feature stone is a diamond. The engagement ring may, however, include any type of gemstone. Strictly speaking, the solitaire ring is a one-stone style. You may find, however, that any ring with a large stone and smaller, accent stones may be called a solitaire. One example of this variation is the halo ring, which is a center stone surrounded by small diamonds or other gems.
When buying engagement ring what do you look for?
- size of the band - color, cut of the stone - price
Where can one have a 1 carat engagement ring sized?
If someone needs an engagement ring sized or resized then most good jewelry shops will have someone on the premises who can do it. It does not matter about the size of the stone.
Is it good luck or bad luck to wear a mother's engagement ring?
It is not a bad thing to wear it but it is not good luck either. It's OK to wear.
What is the symbolic meaning of breaking your ring finger on your engagement weekend?
Bad luck or your Freudian slip is showing.
Is it bad luck to wear your old engagement ring on your ring finger if your not engaged?
Well it really depends on if you still love or cares about this person that you were engaged to.
