we all make mistakes

[Woodsy]

Dont do it!!!!

http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/mcy/925263366.html

[DesmoTull]

Another one bites the dust...

[KillBill]

He better toss in a helmet too so he can afford a magnifying glass to give
his fiance so she can look at the stone

[Qfactor]

Don't do it....

Q

[GixerJockey]

I've really gotta call that kid...

[a13x]

[DesmoTull]

[jwm2k3]

He told me he would take $900 for it..

[-jro-]

hahaha sucka!

[e30addict]

holy shit, that means mine is worth like 5k

[imkindafkedup]

I'd much rather see pics of the fiance

[LaRNZ]

i was thinkin about gettin rid of my bike for this house to do stuff here, then i punched myself in the nuts and told myself how stupid i was as i cried on the floor

[Jayspeed]

Lucky girl.

[BostonSVkid]

Wow 1400 will get him about 1/5th of a karot and crappy quality.

[ThisBitch]

Perhaps its going towards a larger sum of money. Perhaps she doesn't want a diamond. I returned a 2.5 karat, $8,500 platinum ring for a ring that cost less than half the money and was half the karat weight. Not all chicks want huge rings. Perhaps you guys shouldn't be such judgmental pricks constantly.

[imkindafkedup]

Perhaps its going towards a larger sum of money. Perhaps she doesn't want a diamond. I returned a 2.5 karat, $8,500 platinum ring for a ring that cost less than half the money and was half the karat weight. Not all chicks want huge rings. Perhaps you guys shouldn't be such judgmental pricks constantly.

a chick not wanting a huge ring is like a chick not wanting a huge dick, she must be lesbian

[butcher bergs]

Love cannot be measured by the size of your jewels.

[ThisBitch]

a chick not wanting a huge ring is like a chick not wanting a huge dick, she must be lesbian

That's HALF lesbian to you, Mister!

And I didn't want a big, ostentatious ring because the only jewelry I wear is in my tongue. The ring my ex picked out was gorgeous, it just wasn't me. I know a few girls who have smaller, simpler rings... and they are engaged to guys who make ~250k a year, so it wasn't a financial decision.

And maybe its because I haven't popped out a kid or 5, but I'm not a size queen either

[Jayspeed]

He better toss in a helmet too so he can afford a magnifying glass to give
his fiance so she can look at the stone

The jewler that does the stone setting will need to be a neural surgeon.

[eboos]

Maybe he found the love of his life with one of these fine ladies.

[butcher bergs]

Oh hell no....you didn't just........oh I think you did

[DuncanMoto]

Perhaps its going towards a larger sum of money. Perhaps she doesn't want a diamond. I returned a 2.5 karat, $8,500 platinum ring for a ring that cost less than half the money and was half the karat weight. Not all chicks want huge rings. Perhaps you guys shouldn't be such judgmental pricks constantly.

+1

There are also different grades of diamonds. I had a 1.4 Karat diamond picked out. My wife wanted a very small diamond instead, so I returned that one. It took months finding the right "Flawless" diamond and then I designed the setting, drew a rendering and found a jewler to make it for me out of Platinum. She now has a .36 Karat ring that is appraised over $8k It is a flawless diamond. So I do agree it is not always the size, but the quality and the thought that goes into it.

[JRide]

Perhaps its going towards a larger sum of money. Perhaps she doesn't want a diamond. I returned a 2.5 karat, $8,500 platinum ring for a ring that cost less than half the money and was half the karat weight. Not all chicks want huge rings. Perhaps you guys shouldn't be such judgmental pricks constantly.

I was going to ask what kind of quality the diamond was for that price. That seems like a rather large diamond + platinum band for $8500. Not that it really matters, I was just curious.

+1

There are also different grades of diamonds. I had a 1.4 Karat diamond picked out. My wife wanted a very small diamond instead, so I returned that one. It took months finding the right "Flawless" diamond and then I designed the setting, drew a rendering and found a jewler to make it for me out of Platinum. She now has a .36 Karat ring that is appraised over $8k It is a flawless diamond. So I do agree it is not always the size, but the quality and the thought that goes into it.

My wife and I went through the same process. I actually let my wife pick out her ring. I know it kind of ruins the surprise of it but it's going on her finger for a long time so why not make sure she likes it. Plus I had it custom made so she only saw pieces of the ring, never the finished product until I proposed to her.

[Charlief]

As a former jeweler I can tell you that quality equals a high price. My wifes' ring... which I designed and had a hand in making... is a princess cut .83 VVS1 color G. A couple of channel set square diamonds ( VS I) on each side all set in platinum.

A small stone but estimated at about 15K. I didn't pay that nor would I... diamonds are worthless pieces of crap only driven up in price because of the evil empire known as Debeers. Thats a story for another time.

[Charlief]

Maybe he found the love of his life with one of these fine ladies.

Dibs on the lady on the left!



YIKES!!!!!!