5 Ways to Cut Engagement Ring Costs

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If you walk by a jewellery store and a shiny little number catches your eye, don’t run in and purchase it on the spot. Yes, you should take a photo for reference, but you definitely shouldn’t rush into buying anything (after all, this is a big investment). With a little bit of research you may be able to find something similar at a fraction of the price, so carve out some time 

Don’t purchase the first ring that you see

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and scroll through your options.

Don’t purchase the first ring that you see

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A larger diamond, usually leads to a bigger bill, so think about scaling things back a bit. A smaller stone surrounded by a halo of teeny tiny diamonds is usually cheaper than one massive rock, so consider going that route (it’ll still be just as sparkly). If your S.O. really wants one showstopping stone, it’s still possible on a budget, just go for something with a lower 

Don’t go for one giant stone

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carat count, simpler cut and/or less clarity.

Don’t go for one giant stone

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Gone are the days when every lady wanted to rock a diamond. Now plenty of people prefer coloured stones, and, good news, they’re usually significantly less expensive than their clear counterparts. If your partner does want a similar stone but doesn’t care whether or not it’s a real diamond, moissanite makes for a killer dupe.

Don’t do a diamond

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While the stone(s) may be the focal point of a ring, they’re not the only thing that makes it pop. For example, you could go for a smaller stone but add some impressive metalwork or engraving to the band. This will make it extra special without upping the price too much.

Don’t only focus on the stones

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Heirlooms are great, so think about going for a second hand ring instead of buying something shiny and new. If your grandmother or great grandmother’s engagement ring is being offered to you, don’t turn it down. That ring’s got a history and is infused with even more meaning than anything you’d buy at a jeweller.

Don’t be afraid to make it “something old”

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