Solution that might work here is you wear the ring during your engagement and switch to just a band when you get married. Since the ring is non-refundable anyway the money is pretty much out the window and at the very least it means you aren't wearing a giant rock for the rest of your life. 9. [deleted] • 9 yr. ago.At least give your model a ring that fits if you want to show off your jewelry. 7. ihaveviolethair • 4 mo. ago. this makes my butt cheeks clench in tension. 5. Silvesa8686 • 4 mo. ago. It’s too complicated. You want a simple and sturdy ring (I broke my engagement ring at work only a few weeks after the engagement). 4.When I designed my engagement ring with the jeweller, this was suggested to me since I’m a seamstress. The jeweller himself said that prongs/claws can weaken over time and even fully break off if you keep having to bend them back into shape. My ring doesn’t catch on anything or get stuff stuck in it and it’s awesome.The fact that it’s an heirloom actually gives you a bit of an out here. Your approach can be that you love the gesture of being trusted with an heirloom, can’t wait to carry on the legacy of his family’s love and hand it down to theoretical future children, etc. BUT you’d rather keep such a SIGNIFICANT piece for special occasions and pick out a simple wedding band for everyday wear.188K subscribers in the weddingplanning community. A helpful place to plan your wedding with other Wedditors!45 comments Best Add a Comment schmee326 Married! 03/26/2020 • 1 yr. ago You are in the wrong sub, hon, if you think you need to justify how you feel this much. We are very supportive here of your EXACT situation. The vast, vast majority of us here feel you should get the ring you love. We wouldn’t leap to the conclusion that this is a price thing.Rings in themselves are useless. The meaning of an engagement ring is priceless. Especially when given by the right person. I agree it seems very materialistic to fret over something like that, but an engagement ring is worn everyday. If it's completely over the top and not her style at all, it may look weird on her. Everyday. For the rest of ... Jan 5, 2018 · New ring: Joanne. “In 1990, when I was 28 years old, shortly after my late husband proposed to me, he gave me an awful ring – actually a wedding ring set. It was yellow gold with a small ... Hi guys! This isn't exactly ring related (sorry in advance), but I'm getting engaged within the week so I decided to get my nails done. The only problem is I hate them. I'm so upset because they were very expensive ($85 w/tip) but I really dont like them. Not ony are they too thin, but the ring finger is crooked and theyre not the right color.I’m starting to hate my wedding ring. : r/EngagementRings. Help! I’m starting to hate my wedding ring. 1 / 3. Okay so for context, my husband and I have been married 5 years. He never was great at big romantic gestures and had me pick my ring myself. We got married when I was 20 so we got a cheap ring and recently for our 5 year I told him ...The ring is cheap. It was £300 and has actually gone down to £180. I mentioned this to my sister who said I was a dick, essentially. Apparently, she'll be showing it to her friends (some of whom are engaged), who will know about rings and clarity and such.I’m planning on “losing” my engagement ring. I hate my engagement ring. It’s technically a promise ring, a really tacky promise ring with lots and lots of bling and swirly wavy designs and not 1, but 2 halos. It’s like the equivalent to those corny heart shaped necklaces no girl wants…. I was extremely clear with my husband before ...Hi guys! This isn't exactly ring related (sorry in advance), but I'm getting engaged within the week so I decided to get my nails done. The only problem is I hate them. I'm so upset because they were very expensive ($85 w/tip) but I really dont like them. Not ony are they too thin, but the ring finger is crooked and theyre not the right color.There is no zero missing there. $150. I’ve never believed the rubbish spouted by jewelry stores that an engagement ring should cost 3 months salary but he earns more than $80 for 30 minutes work! If we went by the 3 month “rule” very little in Tiffanys and Cartier would be off limits. The ring I really liked cost $1,600.I think it’s a mix of personal preference plus what’s “trending”. I recall in my early 20s (10 years ago) allllll my friends who were getting engaged pretty much had the same exact ring. Round or princess center diamond with a diamond halo in white gold. This was the type of ring that was trendy at the time. 8.8M subscribers in the relationship_advice community. Need help with your relationship? Whether it's romance, friendship, family, co-workers, or…Jan 4, 2019 · 2. Modify It. You might also be able to tweak it to create something more aligned with your taste and lifestyle. Add a halo, remove the side stones, swap out the band and so on. 3. Exchange or Sell It. You may come to the mature decision to swap your current ring because it's not worth wearing something so expensive that you don't love ... My boyfriend and I have been together for 6+ years and have talked about getting engaged and married for the last few years. I have been sending him pictures of rings I liked (at his request) for the past year or so. All have been in rose gold and either some sort of vitage halo look or with a marquise diamond in the centre.we were originally going to get a green gemstone ring (peridot) but when we went to a ring store just to try on for size, the sales assistant insisted I try on the traditional diamond engagement rings. and I just loved the classic look of the diamond solitaire. but rather than have my fiancé pay upwards of $10,000 for one, we went moissanite ...I’m planning on “losing” my engagement ring. I hate my engagement ring. It’s technically a promise ring, a really tacky promise ring with lots and lots of bling and swirly wavy designs and not 1, but 2 halos. It’s like the equivalent to those corny heart shaped necklaces no girl wants…. I was extremely clear with my husband before ...This is the best answer. your ring. If you'd liked the hand-me-down, then it could've become yours. Since you don't like it, maybe it suits some other bride from this generation. Not wrong. Tell him you love the gesture and you can definitely hand this ring diwn to your future children. But that you want your own engagement ring in your style.It’s not even 1 carrot. We’ve been married for 5 years and my husband knows I want a bigger diamond. But I don’t think he will eventually get me one. I know a lot of people are gonna call me an asshole but I got him a really nice big expensive wedding ring too. I just want an engagement ring that I really lovemy boyfriend (i guess now fiancée) proposed about a week ago. when i tried the ring on, it was tight so i immediately took it off. i looked at it while it was on and immediately hated it. i told my person that it was too small, but honestly i haven’t worn it because i don’t like it. i have fat, short fingers and he picked a very small band which... This is the best answer. your ring. If you'd liked the hand-me-down, then it could've become yours. Since you don't like it, maybe it suits some other bride from this generation. Not wrong. Tell him you love the gesture and you can definitely hand this ring diwn to your future children. But that you want your own engagement ring in your style. There is no zero missing there. $150. I’ve never believed the rubbish spouted by jewelry stores that an engagement ring should cost 3 months salary but he earns more than $80 for 30 minutes work! If we went by the 3 month “rule” very little in Tiffanys and Cartier would be off limits. The ring I really liked cost $1,600.It’s everything I said I didn’t want. What annoys me more is I found the receipt, he paid £4,500 in cash for a horrid ring. Total waste of money. Part of me can’t wait to get married so I can pick me own gorgeous wedding band and never need to wear my engagement ring again.The value holding argument for diamonds vs. moissanite is truly ridiculous. First, most people don't buy engagement rings with the intent of ever needing to sell them. Second, moissanite is 1/10th the price of a diamond, if not less (and that's comparing a colorless, flawless moissy with a low-end diamond).Well I found it and it's not great, honestly its mildly insulting. The band is square and masculine with a line running around it that is off center. The diamond also sticks up oddly because the holder thing is just mounted on a normal ring. It hurts to take it on and off because the edges are square and almost sharp. It’s not even 1 carrot. We’ve been married for 5 years and my husband knows I want a bigger diamond. But I don’t think he will eventually get me one. I know a lot of people are gonna call me an asshole but I got him a really nice big expensive wedding ring too. I just want an engagement ring that I really love 8.8M subscribers in the relationship_advice community. Need help with your relationship? Whether it's romance, friendship, family, co-workers, or…It’s also totally okay - and kind of fun - to wear a smaller moisannite or costume ring when you don’t feel comfortable wearing the big one. I just wear my wedding ring a lot of the time for a variety of reasons. But I still love my engagement ring. I’m starting to hate my wedding ring. : r/EngagementRings. Help! I’m starting to hate my wedding ring. 1 / 3. Okay so for context, my husband and I have been married 5 years. He never was great at big romantic gestures and had me pick my ring myself. We got married when I was 20 so we got a cheap ring and recently for our 5 year I told him ... I’m starting to hate my wedding ring. : r/EngagementRings. Help! I’m starting to hate my wedding ring. 1 / 3. Okay so for context, my husband and I have been married 5 years. He never was great at big romantic gestures and had me pick my ring myself. We got married when I was 20 so we got a cheap ring and recently for our 5 year I told him ...It’s everything I said I didn’t want. What annoys me more is I found the receipt, he paid £4,500 in cash for a horrid ring. Total waste of money. Part of me can’t wait to get married so I can pick me own gorgeous wedding band and never need to wear my engagement ring again.The use of rings to represent engagement and marriage goes back at least to 2nd century Rome. The Visigoths in the 7th century CE required engagement rings by law. Engagement rings were part of official Catholic doctrine since at least the 9th century Diamond engagement rings have been in use (obviously by the rich) since at least the 1400s The Real Housewives of Atlanta The Bachelor Sister Wives 90 Day Fiance Wife Swap The Amazing Race Australia Married at First Sight The Real Housewives of Dallas My 600-lb Life Last Week Tonight with John Oliver At least give your model a ring that fits if you want to show off your jewelry. 7. ihaveviolethair • 4 mo. ago. this makes my butt cheeks clench in tension. 5. Silvesa8686 • 4 mo. ago. It’s too complicated. You want a simple and sturdy ring (I broke my engagement ring at work only a few weeks after the engagement). 4. Girl I would just hurt his feelings. Just choose a nice time, tell him you love him. You’ve found a wedding ring that you want and the two don’t look good together. You love the symbolism of having a heritage stone, of an engagement ring as promise to be together and you want to wear the two rings. However the issue is xyz. When I designed my engagement ring with the jeweller, this was suggested to me since I’m a seamstress. The jeweller himself said that prongs/claws can weaken over time and even fully break off if you keep having to bend them back into shape. My ring doesn’t catch on anything or get stuff stuck in it and it’s awesome.Feb 7, 2019 · The accompanying picture shows the woman wearing a big pearl ring in a gold setting. It has generated a mass of divided opinions, with more than 1700 people weighing in on the debate. This is the best answer. your ring. If you'd liked the hand-me-down, then it could've become yours. Since you don't like it, maybe it suits some other bride from this generation. Not wrong. Tell him you love the gesture and you can definitely hand this ring diwn to your future children. But that you want your own engagement ring in your style.The use of rings to represent engagement and marriage goes back at least to 2nd century Rome. The Visigoths in the 7th century CE required engagement rings by law. Engagement rings were part of official Catholic doctrine since at least the 9th century Diamond engagement rings have been in use (obviously by the rich) since at least the 1400sAll over the big center piece of the ring and just horrible, I never wear it because I feel embarrassed about it, I like very simple and classic rings, he never asked what I liked and I never mentioned it because I didn’t expect him to propose and tbh as silly as it sounds I thought “he knows me” he has seen what kind of jewelry I use, so he’ll ...Girl I would just hurt his feelings. Just choose a nice time, tell him you love him. You’ve found a wedding ring that you want and the two don’t look good together. You love the symbolism of having a heritage stone, of an engagement ring as promise to be together and you want to wear the two rings. However the issue is xyz. It’s not even 1 carrot. We’ve been married for 5 years and my husband knows I want a bigger diamond. But I don’t think he will eventually get me one. I know a lot of people are gonna call me an asshole but I got him a really nice big expensive wedding ring too. I just want an engagement ring that I really loveJul 25, 2017 · Just leave a message at 401-371-DEAR (3327), and you may hear your question answered on a future episode of the show. Q. Engagement ring all wrong: I got engaged recently, and while I’m so happy ... I (25f) and my husband (24m) have been together for over three years. We got engaged last winter and have been married now for 6mo. I hate the ring. He wanted a traditional engagement - pick the ring himself, talk to my family first, one knee, etc. I showed him many photos of rings I liked, we even shopped together and picked a few we both loved. It’s not even 1 carrot. We’ve been married for 5 years and my husband knows I want a bigger diamond. But I don’t think he will eventually get me one. I know a lot of people are gonna call me an asshole but I got him a really nice big expensive wedding ring too. I just want an engagement ring that I really love My now fiance got me a solitaire moissanite on a plain platinum band, just under 2ct, and I hate it. I think it looks a bit fake and refracts light in a weird way. It has a strange tinge to it. Im so sad and I hate showing it to people. I specifically said I wanted a diamond or a morganite. Throwaway because my significant other is always on Reddit and I think he knows my username. Just a little backstory if anyone is interested. You can skip if you don’t care. My partner and I have been dating for almost 5 years now and while we aren’t technically married we basically act like we are.I’m planning on “losing” my engagement ring. I hate my engagement ring. It’s technically a promise ring, a really tacky promise ring with lots and lots of bling and swirly wavy designs and not 1, but 2 halos. It’s like the equivalent to those corny heart shaped necklaces no girl wants…. I was extremely clear with my husband before ...I hate wearing rings and bracelets. They’re always uncomfortable to me and I can’t wear one for longer than a day before it starts to seriously impact my mood (I became really annoyed at everything / get angrier easier).It really doesn’t matter if a bunch of internet strangers love or hate your ring, what ultimately matters is how you feel about it. I’m a firm believer that you should be happy with the ring you are going to be wearing for the rest of your life, and I can understand your frustration at feeling unheard by your fiance.15 years later and rings just aren’t important. I haven’t worn the original in 14 years, haven’t worn my actual wedding ring in 10. We’ve switched different types and styles since. Our current rings are made from elk antlers and carved with a special symbol just for us. Don’t put too much thought into something so small. 15 years later and rings just aren’t important. I haven’t worn the original in 14 years, haven’t worn my actual wedding ring in 10. We’ve switched different types and styles since. Our current rings are made from elk antlers and carved with a special symbol just for us. Don’t put too much thought into something so small. Girl I would just hurt his feelings. Just choose a nice time, tell him you love him. You’ve found a wedding ring that you want and the two don’t look good together. You love the symbolism of having a heritage stone, of an engagement ring as promise to be together and you want to wear the two rings. However the issue is xyz. Ask him if he could help you make a "stand in" ring for everyday wear so that your precious engagement ring can be protected from harm. Be ready to show him examples of what you like. Ask his opinion and try to involve him. By the time you get the new ring he will be so proud of his involvement in it he will be showing it off. Dear Pinterest, You’ve got some homework to do. First, find out exactly what the story or lineage is behind the ring. By this I mean did your finance’s dad buy it from the jewelry counter at Walmart 25 years ago or is great, great, great, great grandma’s ring from 1776. (Also, if your fiance’s mother is still alive, then umm, why are ...my boyfriend (i guess now fiancée) proposed about a week ago. when i tried the ring on, it was tight so i immediately took it off. i looked at it while it was on and immediately hated it. i told my person that it was too small, but honestly i haven’t worn it because i don’t like it. i have fat, short fingers and he picked a very small band which...16 votes, 17 comments. 160K subscribers in the EngagementRings community. A place to post about engagement rings. Feel free to discuss past or future…The value holding argument for diamonds vs. moissanite is truly ridiculous. First, most people don't buy engagement rings with the intent of ever needing to sell them. Second, moissanite is 1/10th the price of a diamond, if not less (and that's comparing a colorless, flawless moissy with a low-end diamond).Rings in themselves are useless. The meaning of an engagement ring is priceless. Especially when given by the right person. I agree it seems very materialistic to fret over something like that, but an engagement ring is worn everyday. If it's completely over the top and not her style at all, it may look weird on her. Everyday. For the rest of ...I’ve actually never seen my mother’s engagement ring. She just wears her wedding ring all the time. I’m planning to wear my wedding ring solo, partly because I don’t like the feeling of stacked rings, but also because I honestly didn’t realize stacking you wedding and engagement rings was a thing until a few years ago. At least give your model a ring that fits if you want to show off your jewelry. 7. ihaveviolethair • 4 mo. ago. this makes my butt cheeks clench in tension. 5. Silvesa8686 • 4 mo. ago. It’s too complicated. You want a simple and sturdy ring (I broke my engagement ring at work only a few weeks after the engagement). 4. 126 votes, 64 comments. 170K subscribers in the EngagementRings community. A place to post about engagement rings. Feel free to discuss past or… we were originally going to get a green gemstone ring (peridot) but when we went to a ring store just to try on for size, the sales assistant insisted I try on the traditional diamond engagement rings. and I just loved the classic look of the diamond solitaire. but rather than have my fiancé pay upwards of $10,000 for one, we went moissanite ...Well I found it and it's not great, honestly its mildly insulting. The band is square and masculine with a line running around it that is off center. The diamond also sticks up oddly because the holder thing is just mounted on a normal ring. It hurts to take it on and off because the edges are square and almost sharp.17 votes, 14 comments. Update: I'm pretty sure I found the ring online. The picture online does have rose gold and not yellow gold. Maybe I just saw…143. 48. r/EngagementRings. Join. • 12 days ago. When picking/designing your e-ring, don’t forget to consider your wedding band! I had to reset my e-ring to accommodate my band. Before and after pics. 1 / 4. Speaking as a woman, I honestly think engagement rings are just a money grab. Wedding rings, sure. Since that's a ring you put on during the actual ceremony; it's a little more symbolic in my opinion. I can't believe how expensive they can be, and I would rather spend the money on a honeymoon or a down payment on a house, etc.The fact that it’s an heirloom actually gives you a bit of an out here. Your approach can be that you love the gesture of being trusted with an heirloom, can’t wait to carry on the legacy of his family’s love and hand it down to theoretical future children, etc. BUT you’d rather keep such a SIGNIFICANT piece for special occasions and pick out a simple wedding band for everyday wear.Engagement ring designed by my husband! My name means “lighthouse,” so he designed it to look like a lighthouse beam. (please ignore my nails! I slapped on some nail polish in like 30 seconds to take the pics haha)It really doesn’t matter if a bunch of internet strangers love or hate your ring, what ultimately matters is how you feel about it. I’m a firm believer that you should be happy with the ring you are going to be wearing for the rest of your life, and I can understand your frustration at feeling unheard by your fiance. I’m planning on “losing” my engagement ring. I hate my engagement ring. It’s technically a promise ring, a really tacky promise ring with lots and lots of bling and swirly wavy designs and not 1, but 2 halos. It’s like the equivalent to those corny heart shaped necklaces no girl wants…. I was extremely clear with my husband before ...I hate the family heirloom engagement ring he proposed to me with. I feel no connection to this ring that I’m wearing. I don’t like things that are passed down. I’m really superstitious esp about dead people that I never met or known. I’m specific with jewelry and if I’m being honest here I really don’t even like the style.Rings in themselves are useless. The meaning of an engagement ring is priceless. Especially when given by the right person. I agree it seems very materialistic to fret over something like that, but an engagement ring is worn everyday. If it's completely over the top and not her style at all, it may look weird on her. Everyday. For the rest of ... 8.8M subscribers in the relationship_advice community. Need help with your relationship? Whether it's romance, friendship, family, co-workers, or…my boyfriend (i guess now fiancée) proposed about a week ago. when i tried the ring on, it was tight so i immediately took it off. i looked at it while it was on and immediately hated it. i told my person that it was too small, but honestly i haven’t worn it because i don’t like it. i have fat, short fingers and he picked a very small band which...Jul 9, 2019 · See if You Can Return It. This will vary greatly from jeweler to jeweler. We don’t do any returns because all of our engagement rings are one-of-a-kind, made just for you. Some big box jewelry chains may be more lenient; if it’s a mass-produced ring they can probably resell it. If it’s from a local jewelry store, you may be able to score ... Edit: Today the cost of creating a lab diamond is $300-$500 per carat. Already a very low cost item. edit: Is it possible that some people including old people don’t think lab diamonds are real diamonds. Yes, a lot of people can’t keep up with technology or Even begin to understand it. I Hate My Engagement Ring. Just need to vent here for a second. Today my boyfriend coordinated an incredibly sweet proposal where he orchestrated our closest friends to surprise us at the place we first met to pop the question. I really didn’t see it coming so it was a lovely experience to turn around and see him get down on one knee while ... My now fiance got me a solitaire moissanite on a plain platinum band, just under 2ct, and I hate it. I think it looks a bit fake and refracts light in a weird way. It has a strange tinge to it. Im so sad and I hate showing it to people. I specifically said I wanted a diamond or a morganite. When I designed my engagement ring with the jeweller, this was suggested to me since I’m a seamstress. The jeweller himself said that prongs/claws can weaken over time and even fully break off if you keep having to bend them back into shape. My ring doesn’t catch on anything or get stuff stuck in it and it’s awesome.88 Posted by 7 years ago I (27/f) hate my engagement ring and I picked it out! I don't want to tell my fiance (27/m). Relationships Seriously, the title. Please do not take this as a bitchy post. I hate shopping and don't normally wear jewelry which I think was the issue here.103 votes, 126 comments. 162K subscribers in the EngagementRings community. A place to post about engagement rings. Feel free to discuss past or… Part and parcel with the engagement ring is the idea that you're giving something that reflects your knowledge of me and what I like. This is someone's ideal ring and I hate it. It's not a bad ring, I'd just never wear something that gaudy, something that big. I think the engagement ring is a testament to how well someone knows you and your taste.I hate my engagement ring, my husband doesn’t know I (25f) and my husband (24m) have been together for over three years. We got engaged last winter and have been married now for 6mo. I hate the ring. He wanted a traditional engagement - pick the ring himself, talk to my family first, one knee, etc.NTA. An engagement ring is something to wear daily and it needs to match your style. He is butt hurt that he got is wrong and his wounded ego is projecting his upset on you. See if the ring could be returned and something in your style could be picked out together. I've been wearing my engagement ring from 21 years.I hate wearing rings and bracelets. They’re always uncomfortable to me and I can’t wear one for longer than a day before it starts to seriously impact my mood (I became really annoyed at everything / get angrier easier).
I am NOT OP. Original post by u/RainyDayPen in r/TwoHotTakes mood spoilers: Resolution of the issue, positive outcome I hate my engagement ring, my…. Va remand ready for decision
New ring: Joanne. “In 1990, when I was 28 years old, shortly after my late husband proposed to me, he gave me an awful ring – actually a wedding ring set. It was yellow gold with a small ...When I designed my engagement ring with the jeweller, this was suggested to me since I’m a seamstress. The jeweller himself said that prongs/claws can weaken over time and even fully break off if you keep having to bend them back into shape. My ring doesn’t catch on anything or get stuff stuck in it and it’s awesome.My now fiance got me a solitaire moissanite on a plain platinum band, just under 2ct, and I hate it. I think it looks a bit fake and refracts light in a weird way. It has a strange tinge to it. Im so sad and I hate showing it to people. I specifically said I wanted a diamond or a morganite.I’ve actually never seen my mother’s engagement ring. She just wears her wedding ring all the time. I’m planning to wear my wedding ring solo, partly because I don’t like the feeling of stacked rings, but also because I honestly didn’t realize stacking you wedding and engagement rings was a thing until a few years ago. what was supposed to be my engagement ring ended up being my wedding ring🥹🤍💍. r/EngagementRings •. Been engaged since 11/11/21 and I love my diamond, I picked it myself, but dang, seeing all these gorgeous gemstone ER’s sometimes makes me rethink my choice 😝 anybody else?? r/EngagementRings •.Talk to him gently, say you appreciate the sentiments but you had really hoped for a different ring and can you go together to see what the options are. The proposal is already done so if you find a new ring, have a fancy date night to celebrate and make memories that way. Definitely talk to him. The use of rings to represent engagement and marriage goes back at least to 2nd century Rome. The Visigoths in the 7th century CE required engagement rings by law. Engagement rings were part of official Catholic doctrine since at least the 9th century Diamond engagement rings have been in use (obviously by the rich) since at least the 1400s Read this before contacting the mod team. Hi! I hate my engagement ring and the whole proposal. I recently got engaged back on Christmas “22 before Christmas dinner, my mother was in on it and planned this whole thing out along with other close family members. The “plan” was to go take family pictures in the city which I already thought ...I hate my engagement ring, my husband doesn’t know I (25f) and my husband (24m) have been together for over three years. We got engaged last winter and have been married now for 6mo. I hate the ring. He wanted a traditional engagement - pick the ring himself, talk to my family first, one knee, etc. I hate the family heirloom engagement ring he proposed to me with. I feel no connection to this ring that I’m wearing. I don’t like things that are passed down. I’m really superstitious esp about dead people that I never met or known. I’m specific with jewelry and if I’m being honest here I really don’t even like the style.Part and parcel with the engagement ring is the idea that you're giving something that reflects your knowledge of me and what I like. This is someone's ideal ring and I hate it. It's not a bad ring, I'd just never wear something that gaudy, something that big. I think the engagement ring is a testament to how well someone knows you and your taste.Ask him if he could help you make a "stand in" ring for everyday wear so that your precious engagement ring can be protected from harm. Be ready to show him examples of what you like. Ask his opinion and try to involve him. By the time you get the new ring he will be so proud of his involvement in it he will be showing it off. I prefer my plain wedding band to silicone band. The silicone bands feel weird to me right after washing my hands, unless I am able to take it off and dry it individually. Which isn’t always an option, so I decided on a plain platinum band for my work ring. 1.I (25f) and my husband (24m) have been together for over three years. We got engaged last winter and have been married now for 6mo. I hate the ring. He wanted a traditional engagement - pick the ring himself, talk to my family first, one knee, etc. I showed him many photos of rings I liked, we even shopped together and picked a few we both loved. NTA. An engagement ring is something to wear daily and it needs to match your style. He is butt hurt that he got is wrong and his wounded ego is projecting his upset on you. See if the ring could be returned and something in your style could be picked out together. I've been wearing my engagement ring from 21 years..
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