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05-29-2018, 11:05 PM
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Ideally like $500-1,000. At least, on the average chick that brings nothing to the table other then her personality/physical attractiveness.


The value of the ring I'd be willing to put on her finger would largely be determined by the class and quality of woman. If she earns between 30-60K maybe 1-3K ring. If she earns between 70-100K maybe 4-6K on the ring. If she has a solid career, earns 100K+, dresses well, lives in an upscale place, drives an upscale vehicle, etc. then 8-10K would be reasonable.

I know four guys that married chicks that earn between 150-300K. Essentially they have life on E-Z mode because they don't have the stress of being a primary provider. They are the literal trophy husband that works their job but all the money they earn is spent on toys.

If I scooped up a chick with that kind of income I'd probably be willing to drop 15-25K on the ring. I know my quality of lifestyle would increase dramatically and I'd receive a return on my investment many times over.




Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
The bigger the better for me lol. And I've gotten them as gifts but also bought them for myself with my own money.

In fact that's on my list of things to spend more money on if I were very wealthy. Real estate, diamonds, luxury travel.
There is nothing wrong with being materialistic or even a gold-digger. The question is what do you bring to the relationship other then companionship and a vagina?
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05-29-2018, 11:10 PM
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I find that the fat rocks and nice rings are worn and cherished by people who are shallow, uneducated, or have some deficiency that they are compensating for.

Most quality woman I know is a neurosurgery resident, blonde and gorgeous, wears a jade ring with a simple band. Her husband is worth 50+ million dollars in tech.

I would have sex with either of them.
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05-29-2018, 11:14 PM
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There is nothing wrong with being materialistic or even a gold-digger. The question is what do you bring to the relationship other then companionship and a vagina?
Oh I'm divorced and 99% sure I don't want to remarry. Not looking for marriage and the guys I've liked were broke.

And op you work and save and invest etc right? Isn't the ultimate purpose of that money to buy a nice lifestyle and comfort and travel and nice material things etc for your family? Or are you planning to give away the money or what is the purpose of money to you then?
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05-29-2018, 11:22 PM
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Oh I'm divorced and 99% sure I don't want to remarry. Not looking for marriage and the guys I've liked were broke.

And op you work and save and invest etc right? Isn't the ultimate purpose of that money to buy a nice lifestyle and comfort and travel and nice material things etc for your family? Or are you planning to give away the money or what is the purpose of money to you then?
To retire a bit younger most likely and pursue something more fulfilling with my time, I haven't quite figured out what that is yet, but I need to get there financially first. Maybe travel a bit too when the kids grow up.
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05-29-2018, 11:30 PM
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Last time I checked, the rule was 1 years salary. Any less and it's obvious that you don't really love her.
Yeah that's what the marketing machine is meant to make you believe - good that you're kidding though.

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Only accepting De Beers sorry
I bought the diamond engagement for my wife from Antwerp, after repeated visits where I educated myself about diamonds - everything about them, from sourcing to color, perfection, the Kimberley process, etc. Just lmao paying jewelers insane prices for worse diamonds.
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05-29-2018, 11:39 PM
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To retire a bit younger most likely and pursue something more fulfilling with my time, I haven't quite figured out what that is yet, but I need to get there financially first. Maybe travel a bit too when the kids grow up.
Yeah those are good goals. But isn't there anything material you like to spend money on? Luxury home or private schools or whatever? Or are you like a Warren Buffet type who does not want anything material at all?

Also I know you like delayed gratification but maybe you've just never experienced loss or tragedy before. Many bad things can happen in life so it's important to also enjoy yourself.

Of course you should save and invest and plan for the future etc but you can't count on being able to enjoy it in the future, so it's good to enjoy some now too while you're young and healthy.
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05-30-2018, 12:14 AM
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My hubby spent 5k. When we first started talking about getting engaged, and he asked my thoughts on rings, my only requests were that the diamond had to be conflict-free, and that I didn't want a mass-produced type of ring from Zales/Kay etc. I didn't want something that every other bish and her mother had on her finger. I told him I wasn't concerned about size at all and that my main priorities were that no kids died for it, and that he put some thought in it. He went to a designer that hand-carves each setting, and it has some pretty gorgeous craftmanship so my ring is pretty unique and I love that about it. Total carat weight is .75 carats, with the centre stone being .54 carats, and the rest are accent stones. Diamonds were from Hearts on Fire, so 100% conflict free, and really good quality. 11 years later, and I'm still proud to wear this ring and proud of the man who gave it to me.

You guys can say all you want about "girls who care about big rings are superficial gold diggers" (and you'd be right) but swing too far the other way and act like your lady isn't worth putting time and effort and a bit of money into a piece of sentimental jewelry she's going to wear the rest of her life….all you're doing is making yourself look like a guy that any valuable woman wouldn't want. Ya don't have to spend a goldmine, and your girl definitely shouldn't expect you to….but these things mean something to us gals, so acting like we should just be happy with a Walmart ring makes you look like a douche. These pieces of jewelry are heirlooms we pass down to our sons and daughters…so a bit of care and quality goes a long way!
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05-30-2018, 12:19 AM
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Depends on who it is for tbh. Would probably trade everything for the right girl, but then again, the right girl wouldn't want me to. If I ever got married, we'd forge our rings together. It would be an awesome, and magically symbolic experience. The source of carbon for the diamonds would be the Chad who she was cucking me with's ashes.

lol

But srsly, sloots are so fukin stupid. The only people who win here are the jewelry companies. Why the fuk should you piss away thousands of dollars on a fuking trinket to wear on your hands? You know what is worth more than materialistic mementos? ACTUAL FUKING MEMORIES. Spend more time with each other and being there for each other. Fuking people are so stupid. They become complacent. I bet people throw away relationships over chit like this. "You must not love me because you won't get cucked into spending $20k on me!" Dumb, materialistic, phucks. These people have unimaginable wealth compared to me in their feelings of joy and love, but they piss it all away. They take it all for granted. You won't give a fuk about that ring when it is on the cold, pale finger of your DEAD spouse. SO, wake the fuk up and cherish the time you have with each other before it's gone. Because newsflash, nobody lives forever, and nature is cruel. Fukin people, I swear.
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05-30-2018, 12:19 AM
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500$ seems good
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05-30-2018, 12:27 AM
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Kim is true wife material

has the hands to match too
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05-30-2018, 12:35 AM
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Depends on who it is for tbh. Would probably trade everything for the right girl, but then again, the right girl wouldn't want me to. If I ever got married, we'd forge our rings together. It would be an awesome, and magically symbolic experience. The source of carbon for the diamonds would be the Chad who she was cucking me with's ashes.

lol

But srsly, sloots are so fukin stupid. The only people who win here are the jewelry companies. Why the fuk should you piss away thousands of dollars on a fuking trinket to wear on your hands? You know what is worth more than materialistic mementos? ACTUAL FUKING MEMORIES. Spend more time with each other and being there for each other. Fuking people are so stupid. They become complacent. I bet people throw away relationships over chit like this. "You must not love me because you won't get cucked into spending $20k on me!" Dumb, materialistic, phucks. These people have unimaginable wealth compared to me in their feelings of joy and love, but they piss it all away. They take it all for granted. You won't give a fuk about that ring when it is on the cold, pale finger of your DEAD spouse. SO, wake the fuk up and cherish the time you have with each other before it's gone. Because newsflash, nobody lives forever, and nature is cruel. Fukin people, I swear.
Actually death is exactly why you should enjoy life as much as possible. Including material things if you like them.
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05-30-2018, 12:44 AM
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb
Its a ring sheโ€™s going to wear for the next 50 years plus, so youโ€™re presetting a 20 bucks a year value for what? To posture with likeminded online friends?

it just matters that it fits with what she always wanted when she thought about committing for life …that itโ€™s something she loves

OPie you talk a lot about your traditional values, and family requirements, your net worth and then you put limits on a spend up front because it fits some redpilled current agenda ..whatโ€™s with that chit?

My engagement ring wasnโ€™t cheap, I went with him to buy it, we set a limit up front and when the one I fell in love was more I paid the difference. Iโ€™ve worn it with pride and love for years. My wedding ring cost a tenth of my engagement ring …guess what I also have an eternity ring that cost half as much again
how much was the engagement ring, and how much did he set as a limit. i want to see how much he loved you
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05-30-2018, 12:53 AM
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My engagement ring wasnโ€™t cheap, I went with him to buy it, we set a limit up front and when the one I fell in love was more I paid the difference. Iโ€™ve worn it with pride and love for years . My wedding ring cost a tenth of my engagement ring …guess what I also have an eternity ring that cost half as much again
There we go, folks. Something you can wear with pride and love, while being responsible in terms of the purchase itself. Sometimes I think that this over-analyzing 'how much to spend, is it enough, etc.' shows a problem in the relationship in question: namely that the partners don't know one another well enough to answer the questions themselves.
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05-30-2018, 01:03 AM
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How much he loves me? Spoiler!
On one memorable anniversary he arranged for our children to stay the weekend with friends, told me to dress up and took me out for brunch then to the shop where we bought the engagement ring to choose an eternity ring; favourite restaurant for an early supper, and when we finally got home we lay on the couch and watched an old black and white movie and then lazed in bed most of the next day

Love is in the care and the thoughts you put into your relationship not in the monetary value
yeah but how much did he spend $$$

dont tell me you're ashamed
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05-30-2018, 01:04 AM
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Just lol at buying a ring. Just lol at marriage.

Think about the amount of money it costs in total for an engagement ring and to have a wedding.

Just imagine the future you could have with that money.

Brb kids have everything they need.
Brb can get a nice appartment, or have your house renovated.
Brb can go on vacations.
Brb can buy a nice car.
Brb can afford Ben n Jerry's.
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05-30-2018, 01:05 AM
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So many of you are full of ****. Wait until that time comes and you'll see you be spending $2000+ on an engagement ring. These jewelry places mark up prices like crazy so you'll have no choice unless you want a ****ty rock that's smaller then half a karat with all kinds of flaws. I spent a $2600+ on Whiteflash.com and got a ring that was valued for $4500. Got a ring that was a little over half a karat and clean as fawk. This was about 8 years ago
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05-30-2018, 01:05 AM
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the girl I choose to marry will be ecstastic about a $1000 ring. SRS
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05-30-2018, 01:08 AM
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Originally Posted By Silencespeaks
Actually death is exactly why you should enjoy life as much as possible. Including material things if you like them.
what about that afterlife tho

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My engagement ring cost ยฃ4K..I put in ยฃ1K
Those boobs are worth ยฃ3K
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05-30-2018, 01:09 AM
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Its a ring sheโ€™s going to wear for the next 50 years plus, so youโ€™re presetting a 20 bucks a year value for what? To posture with likeminded online friends?

it just matters that it fits with what she always wanted when she thought about committing for life …that itโ€™s something she loves

OPie you talk a lot about your traditional values, and family requirements, your net worth and then you put limits on a spend up front because it fits some redpilled current agenda ..whatโ€™s with that chit?

My engagement ring wasnโ€™t cheap, I went with him to buy it, we set a limit up front and when the one I fell in love was more I paid the difference. Iโ€™ve worn it with pride and love for years. My wedding ring cost a tenth of my engagement ring …guess what I also have an eternity ring that cost half as much again
So you dissected all of my arguments to 'some redpilled current agenda'. That is an ad-hominem, try again.

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There we go, folks. Something you can wear with pride and love, while being responsible in terms of the purchase itself. Sometimes I think that this over-analyzing 'how much to spend, is it enough, etc.' shows a problem in the relationship in question: namely that the partners don't know one another well enough to answer the questions themselves.
Eh, that was my entire point - it's something to wear with pride and love. Except that pride and love should be primarily derived from the sentimental value of the ring, not the dollar value.
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what about that afterlife tho
Lol yeah maybe op is planning to roll around in his money after death? Idk I just don't understand what the purpose of making money is other than spending it to enjoy it (both immediate/present and delayed/future).
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Actually death is exactly why you should enjoy life as much as possible. Including material things if you like them.
It's a FKN ring. It does NOTHING. At least a computer or a car or something can be used. Chit just take a 2 week vacation and FUK the entire time. That's a much better way to piss away money, and you'll remember those memories. THAT has much more value than some dumb ring. This isn't fuking LOTR. It won't make you invisible or give you magic powers. It's a chitty piece of carbon fixed to a gold frame that costs thousands of dollars simply because those materials are rare and because DeBeers (yeah the same one that was involved in literally enslaving children to mine for diamonds and CHOPPING KIDS' ARMS OFF) spent tons of money on ad campaigns in the early 1900's that still has effects today. A LOT of the jewelry industry (not just diamonds) is sourced exploitatively. So, there's that. And even if you could guarantee that is wasn't exploitative, you have to ask yourself what makes these things so special? It's just a piece of metal with some carbon on it. It's not even like an exceptionally strong piece of metal. You can't use it for anything. Oh and let's not forget the danger associated with deadlifting with a wedding ring on. It can completely fuk up your finger.
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It's a FKN ring. It does NOTHING. At least a computer or a car or something can be used. Chit just take a 2 week vacation and FUK the entire time. That's a much better way to piss away money, and you'll remember those memories. THAT has much more value than some dumb ring. This isn't fuking LOTR. It won't make you invisible or give you magic powers. It's a chitty piece of carbon fixed to a gold frame that costs thousands of dollars simply because those materials are rare and because DeBeers (yeah the same one that was involved in literally enslaving children to mine for diamonds and CHOPPING KIDS' ARMS OFF) spent tons of money on ad campaigns in the early 1900's that still has effects today.
I mean I understand that diamonds have no enjoyment value to you or to op. But they do to many girls. I absolutely love mine and enjoy wearing mine every day. Diamonds bring me a lot of enjoyment so they have value to me.

So if op's girl would get joy from a beautiful diamond then why not buy it for her in whatever amount he can comfortably afford? Assuming she is marrying him for the right reasons, solely out of love and not for money, there's no reason not to give her a beautiful gift.
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Originally Posted By Rabbitjb
Itโ€™s not ad hominem ..I didnโ€™t attack you but the pre setting of a monetary value before youโ€™ve ever met the woman and have no idea of her desires or dreams ..itโ€™s a ridiculous self defeating dictate that once again avoids the concept that in order to love someone you need to understand them and what makes them content, that you canโ€™t predict who you may end up loving

Maybe the woman you love will be horrified at the thought of wearing any kind of ring to symbolise any kind of public union…how would that make you feel
It's an approximate price range, which I think is fair. Her dreams are to wear a very expensive engagement ring? Weird dream eh, and a red flag. My price range can get all kinds of rings, just not a large diamond.

If she didn't believe in sentimental value at all, I'd think that was a bit weird but it wouldn't be a dealbreaker provided it was backed up with reasoning and logic. Because there is logic behind nostalgia and sentimentality. Bonus points if she convinces me too.
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05-30-2018, 01:24 AM
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Yeah a car gets you from a to b

What we are talking about is the pleasure you derive from the difference between an old banger and an Aston Martin
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I mean I understand that diamonds have no enjoyment value to you or to op. But they do to many girls. I absolutely love mine and enjoy wearing mine every day. Diamonds bring me a lot of enjoyment so they have value to me.

So if op's girl would get joy from a beautiful diamond then why not buy it for her in whatever amount he can comfortably afford? Assuming she is marrying him for the right reasons, solely out of love and not for money, there's no reason not to give her a beautiful gift.
LMAO you females. I know exactly what this is too. It's because the ring is a symbol of wealth. It's a gesture. Females love having money spent on them on useless chit because to them it is a way to show off how much value they have to men. Females are all about appearances rather than functionality. That's why they wear heels lmao. What kind of idiot would wear heels? Never met a girl who actually likes wearing heels, but they refuse to just wear nikes everywhere. Chit makes no sense mane. But these are the same people who smear paint on their faces everyday that fuks up their skin and then go and spend tons of money on lotions and facial rubs etc to moisturize it again so yea.
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05-30-2018, 01:24 AM
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You want a traditional woman but only when tradition suits you

Ok den
Tradition is a very expensive diamond ring? My mother is extremely traditional and doesn't have an expensive ring, what are you talking about.
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05-30-2018, 01:28 AM
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Thatโ€™s your mother

What if her mother does? What if all her siblings and friends do?
Diamond rings only became a tradition in the 1900s because of DeBeers. SRS. A simple metal band used to be good enough.
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05-30-2018, 01:29 AM
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LMAO you females. I know exactly what this is too. It's because the ring is a symbol of wealth. It's a gesture. Females love having money spent on them on useless chit because to them it is a way to show off how much value they have to men. Females are all about appearances rather than functionality. That's why they wear heels lmao. What kind of idiot would wear heels? Never met a girl who actually likes wearing heels, but they refuse to just wear nikes everywhere. Chit makes no sense mane. But these are the same people who smear paint on their faces everyday that fuks up their skin and then go and spend tons of money on lotions to moisturize it again so yea.
Isn't there anything material that brings you enjoyment? Idk maybe a high end car or motorcycle or a big house or whatever? It's pretty normal to enjoy beautiful material things.
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05-30-2018, 01:30 AM
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can stone talk? bout 350
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05-30-2018, 01:33 AM
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I spent a ton so every lady who sees her knows how rich, tall, and strong-hairlined I am. It's more effective stunting that way than buying another watch or a douchier car.
They got little baby legs that stand so low
you got to pick 'em up just to say hello.
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05-30-2018, 01:35 AM
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Iยดd go with my 2-3 month salary
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