which ring do you think is a nicer wedding band ? Tiffany or Graff ?

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#33
ntaher7 said:
Ohhhh I get what your talking about it’s gorgeous ! But i am worried if it’s timeless enough like when i am much much older I feel maybe the clash is demure enough to look better when i am older.
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Sounds like you don’t want Schlumberger, or Graff. You didn't quite decided between the two and now you’re considering other options. Go for Cartier it’ll probably suit you better.
 
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Consumer2much said:
Sounds like you don’t want Schlumberger, or Graff. You didn't quite decided between the two and now you’re considering other options. Go for Cartier it’ll probably suit you better.
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What do you think of the clash de Cartier in unplated white gold ? By the way I keep hearing people say platinum is better than white gold but should that affect my choice of which ring design I like more ? I feel like white gold would still be fine with everyday. I cycle and jump rope for exercising usually with gloves and I cook and sometimes clean also with gloves on anyways. Would it be nice ?2C4C3440-3F8B-47E6-B8A2-1C8E1DA210DC.png
 
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Its definitely an interesting design. Not sure if practical and easy to wear, however I‘m never one to follow wear/tear potential when it comes to choosing a ring. Always go for what my heart desires. But I’m wiser now and I will say this, for everyday I would pick something
- which doesn’t show scratches,
- no gems,
- not bulky/heavy
- no sharp edges
You're going to wear the above ring everyday, if it feels comfortable on your finger go for it. Platinum would be heavier so a no for me but gold is ok, and you can always plate it again.
 
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Consumer2much said:
Its definitely an interesting design. Not sure if practical and easy to wear, however I‘m never one to follow wear/tear potential when it comes to choosing a ring. Always go for what my heart desires. But I’m wiser now and I will say this, for everyday I would pick something
- which doesn’t show scratches,
- no gems,
- not bulky/heavy
- no sharp edges
You're going to wear the above ring everyday, if it feels comfortable on your finger go for it. Platinum would be heavier so a no for me but gold is ok, and you can always plate it again.
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I find it comfortable and I think it's design masks scratches more than smooth wedding bands. I love it I just wanna make sure white gold is okay for everyday wear since they don't have a platinum option.
 
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If you are willing to take advice from someone much older than you, for a wedding ring, I would go with something more traditional. It's a ring that you will hopefully wear for a long time, and your tastes will change. Tricolor was in style many many years ago but quickly went out of style. You can always wear something more trendy on your right hand. So my choice would obviously be the Tiffany ring, and it looks gorgeous on you.
 
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cbarrus said:
If you are willing to take advice from someone much older than you, for a wedding ring, I would go with something more traditional. It's a ring that you will hopefully wear for a long time, and your tastes will change. Tricolor was in style many many years ago but quickly went out of style. You can always wear something more trendy on your right hand. So my choice would obviously be the Tiffany ring, and it looks gorgeous on you.
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Thank you ! I do heavily appreciate the advice of someone older because it's a little hard for me to imagine what my perspective might be as a i get older. But idk if I did go for it if I would for the rose gold, platinum, or platinum/yellow gold. I wear a lot of white gold and silver as I am cool toned but the one in the picture is rose gold and I felt like the diamonds stood out more.
 
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ntaher7 said:
Thank you ! I do heavily appreciate the advice of someone older because it's a little hard for me to imagine what my perspective might be as a i get older. But idk if I did go for it if I would for the rose gold, platinum, or platinum/yellow gold. I wear a lot of white gold and silver as I am cool toned but the one in the picture is rose gold and I felt like the diamonds stood out more.
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I love the Graff in white gold. Not trendy in WG. It is by far more beautiful than Tiffany or Cartier IMO.
 
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ntaher7 said:
Thank you ! I do heavily appreciate the advice of someone older because it's a little hard for me to imagine what my perspective might be as a i get older. But idk if I did go for it if I would for the rose gold, platinum, or platinum/yellow gold. I wear a lot of white gold and silver as I am cool toned but the one in the picture is rose gold and I felt like the diamonds stood out more.
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Just my opinion, but diamonds look better in a white metal. It will make them look brighter and not reflect the color from rose or gold. I do not wear rose, but that is a personal preference. Platinum will be more durable.
 
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cbarrus said:
If you are willing to take advice from someone much older than you, for a wedding ring, I would go with something more traditional. It's a ring that you will hopefully wear for a long time, and your tastes will change. Tricolor was in style many many years ago but quickly went out of style. You can always wear something more trendy on your right hand. So my choice would obviously be the Tiffany ring, and it looks gorgeous on you.
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I think you made a good point.
 
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ntaher7 said:
here is a picture of the clash in larger size that another lady posted on the purseforum View attachment 4865421View attachment 4865421
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I love this on you! I like mixing metals but usually not in the same piece though! Full disclosure: I have a rotating collection of different bands and Erings (will be married thirty years in 2021). :biggrin: buy whatever you love!
 
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