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Engagement Rings

Aphrodottie · 2012-06-19 15:57:20

Hi there I was wondering if anyone would know a jewellers that do affordable engagement rings that are still good quality? Myself and my OH, after years of talking about it, finally got our act together, but the times being what they are we can't go all Hollywood on what ring we choose! Have looked at a few places but find…

19-06-2012 3:57pm

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Aphrodottie

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Hi there

I was wondering if anyone would know a jewellers that do affordable engagement rings that are still good quality?

Myself and my OH, after years of talking about it, finally got our act together, but the times being what they are we can't go all Hollywood on what ring we choose!

Have looked at a few places but find things get a bit tatty and 'cubic zirconia-ish' the further you go down the price line.

Not looking for the big bling but just something that looks elegant and doesn't cost the world Budget of between €500 - €1500. Might stretch that a little if something with the 'right shine' appeared

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#2 19-06-2012 4:16pm

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Try the weddings forum instead:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=670

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#3 28-07-2012 2:02pm

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would suggest pawnbrokers,or even better (if you have time) apawnbrokers auction (listed in the national papers friday/saturday). now what you pay for is based on the intrinsic value of materials used (i.e.gold, stones etc.) Bon chance!

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