Engagement Ring
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What is the difference between an engagement ring and a wedding ring?
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The engagement ring is presented by the man to the woman to commemorate their formal agreement on marriage. The ring is given during the proposal, and many choose diamonds as “proof of engagement.” Wedding rings are a pair of rings worn by two people to serve as “proof of marriage.” When a wedding is held, the couple will put the rings on each other during the ceremony.
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When should I buy an engagement ring? How long does it take to receive the finished product?
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It takes about 4-5 weeks to manufacture a ring. If the ring is required for the marriage proposal, it is recommended to set aside enough time and begin the preparation 2 to 3 months ahead of the scheduled date. Generally, most people begin preparations 7 months to 1 year before the wedding date.
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What are the 4Cs?
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A. The 4Cs of diamond (carat weight, color, clarity, and cut) are the assessing standards of diamonds.
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Can you engrave the inside of the ring? What is the maximum number of characters that can be engraved?
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Free engraving on the inside of the ring is provided when you order a ring. The number of characters that can be engraved is the ring size plus 7 characters.
(For example, with a size 7 ring, you can engrave up to 14 characters.)
※Some items are not eligible for engraving.
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What is the material of the ring? Can I select a different material?
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Platinum Pt950 is the main material to highlight the brilliance of diamonds. Depending on the customer’s needs, 18K rose gold or gold material can also be used.
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How to select the ring shank style (straight line, wavy, or V-shaped style)?
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How to select the ring shank style (straight line, wavy, or V-shaped style)?
◆ How to select the ring shank style (straight line, wavy, or V-shaped style)?
◆ How to select the ring shank style (straight line, wavy, or V-shaped style)?
◆ V-shaped style…has a v-shaped curve pointed towards the back of the hand. The v-shaped style highlights vertical lines, thus making the finger slenderer visually.
