If you’re in the Park Slope area you should try to stop by their shop. The luxe interior and beautiful pieces of jewelry are worth the trip.

(As always, please ignore my chipped nail polish.)

]]> http://www.startingoutsavvy.com/2010/07/wedding-ring-revisited/feed/ 4 http://www.startingoutsavvy.com/2010/03/dear-married-friends/ http://www.startingoutsavvy.com/2010/03/dear-married-friends/#comments Tue, 30 Mar 2010 14:00:01 +0000 Jamie Lee http://www.startingoutsavvy.com/?p=1218 Peter and I are in full wedding planning mode right now and despite all of the wedding rings we’ve looked at, I still can’t find the one. Peter wants a simple band, but we’re still unsure about the metal. I’m a little wary about tungsten since I’ve heard that if you jam your finger you cut off the finger–not the ring. What did you and your hubby do for wedding bands? Did you get a band that matched your engagement ring? Did you stick with a ring from the family? Or maybe you wanted something completely different. So far I’m leaning toward one that would match the diamonds along my ring or a simple band. But lately I’ve found myself stalking the emerald cut band on the bottom of this picture.

{Found on A Cup of Jo from St. Kilda}

Isn’t it gorgeous? I think it might compliment my ring without being too matchy-matchy. So my question is, what did you do in respect to wedding rings that you’re really happy about? Did you have them engraved? Did you go with something so simple that you don’t have to worry about taking it off to paint? Do you wish you had done something else? Maybe rose gold was really hot and now you’re wishing you’d stayed with something a little more traditional. (This is my fear about rose gold.) Please tell or just link to your wedding ring related posts. I’ve tried to set up a MckLinky. Let’s see if it works.

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