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RINGS

Most engagement and wedding rings are not wise investments. Rings are a lot like new cars; the minute that you drive it off the lot, the value decreases. Even pawn shops won’t offer you a fraction of what you initially paid for your rings.

However, some couples make their ring purchases based on emotions and the longevity of the ring. In other words, it’s a lifetime investment that’s meaningful to them. Most jewelers will finance a couple just starting out. Payments can be under fifty dollars to hundreds of dollars a month, depending on the couple’s ring choice and stone preference.

If you need to keep a cap on your budget try obtaining your ring through auction houses – both online and offline; look in the daily newspaper for good deals; check out flea markets, pawn shops and second-hand thrift stores. Garage and estate sales can also turn up bargains. Even the dollar stores have rings that look very close to ‘the genuine’ article. It’s your money; your choice.

Ebay (www.ebay.com) is one of the better known Internet sources. Don’t be hesitant to email the seller with any questions you may have on a possible purchase. Also, check out the ratings they’ ve received from other buyers. This feature is a big plus for Ebay purchasers.

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