If you like it, and you want it, and you can afford it... Why not?
yeah... i'm down with that. i just bought myself
a nice ring... nothing too terrible... certainly
not a diamond... (gawd forbid)...
i'm hopefully gonna have it changed up a bit
before i actually wear it.
hmmm... but i have been pricing those asha's on ebay
for a few years.... [img]redface.gif[/img]
If you like it, and you want it, and you can afford it... Why not?
<img src=http://www.smh.com.au/ffxImage/urlpicture_id_1073437449258_2004/01/09/diamondring.jpg>
I just read an article about more and more women buying themselves a lil trinket for their hand. Okay, a big oversized statement of a trinket......
What do you think?
<font size="4" face="Tempus Sans ITC, Verdana, Arial">This past summer I went out and bought myself a ring. Not a big solitaire diamond...but a good sized precious stone...that screams...LOOk...in a very very subtle way. It's more art..than frilly.The American television talk-show host Katie Couric also wears a Chanel right-hand ring and says:
"A lot of women have disposable income. Why wait for a man to give her a diamond ring?" And Couric should know about income - her last contract was worth $US65 million ($86 million) over five years.
The New York Times has also weighed in, declaring the right-hand finger the "bling finger" ("bling" being the name given to the oversized, shiny jewellery that rap stars like to wear).
Im not frilly. I just couldnt' do it
Oh oh oh...I just bought myself right AND left hand bling. I'll have to post pics. I bought them to replace 2 rings the ex had bought me and I absolutely love them...both...yay for bling!! [img]graemlins/heart.gif[/img]
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