Vanshi has a collection of over 2000 designs in rings in 18k gold. Our hostess can help you choose a design that's just right for your special someone!

No. Our wedding Insurance Policy only provides cover for the wedding bands to be exchanged during the ceremony, not for an engagement ring. It is recommended that you insure your rings on your household policy. Yes, wedding presents that are lost or damaged within 7 days before or 24 hours after your wedding (while in transit between your wedding and home or while entrusted to a third party) are covered up to the applicable Sum Insured - depending on the level of cover you have selected.

The Traditional round shape Tiffany solitaire setting continues to be the favourite among brides-to-be.

Answer: Sunyee did. It was a custom remake from a Krementz design to fit Sunyee's small ring finger and the big oval diamond.

No, there is no fee to run such important news. Unlike other papers, we believe we should run this information without charge. Just mail or e-mail the information to us. We prefer pictures to be sent by mail because the picture quality is better if we scan it ourselves to our press specfications.

We currently do have a line for men's Jewellery at Vanshi. Should you wish to suggest some items for men for our design team to work on, we will appreciate your views.

Yes. I am available to do this at some time prior to the wedding. It allows us to get to know each other, and you can get used to being photographed in my particular style. This is an extra cost, but it is offered at a discounted rate.

Announcements are printed in the Classic Living section of the Sunday Athens Banner-Herald. You can obtain a form at the newspaper office and return it by mail (Athens Banner-Herald, Attn: Brides, P.O. Box 912, Athens, GA 30603) or fax it to 208-2246. We do not guarantee a run date for this announcement. Information other than what is requested on the form will not be printed. If you have any questions, please call 208-2223 during weekday business hours.

Send in your engagement information at least six weeks prior to your marriage and your wedding information within 90 days after the wedding. Submitted photographs may be either color or black and white. They must be no smaller than wallet size and no larger than a 5-by-7. Scanned computer printed copies do not reproduce well in the newspaper but are allowed. However, we are not responsible for the quality of the photo that appears in the paper. Photos will not be returned.

Some say you should spend three months wages. Others say as much as six months. We recommend whatever is comfortable for you. More important than how much you spend is, how you spend your money and what you buy.

Because diamonds can vary greatly in quality, it is a good idea to talk to an expert before making your purchase. Denton Jeweler has a consultation service to educate you about diamonds and show you how to recognize the characteristics that give them their value. This knowledge will help you make an informed decision. We can also determine the fair market value of your purchase by performing an appraisal.

Yes. You do not have to buy a center stone in order to be able to purchase a particular ring setting.

To submit an announcement, please call 570-821-2066 or 1-800-696-5040 to have the forms mailed to you. You can also click below for online announcement forms. The online forms must be printed out and mailed or hand-delivered to The Citizens' Voice at 75 N. Washington St., Wilkes-Barre.. E-Mailed forms will not be accepted.

Yes. If you book me to photograph your wedding we will arrange a pre-wedding shoot. The engagement photo session is a great way for us to get to know each other a little better before the wedding day itself.

Not at all. All I ask is that you rub just a little Vaseline or similar around any small gaps/stones/fittings to make cleaning easy afterwards. Then you simply rinse and rub and the rings should be as good as new. The casting process will pick up the most beautiful details of your rings, making your sculpture even more personal to you.

In general, yes. An engagement ring is a conditional gift. It is conditioned upon the marriage actually taking place. Once the marriage has occurred, the condition has been satisfied, and the engagement ring belongs to the recipient. In general, the answer is yes. New York is an equitable distribution state which means that all marital property will be divided equitably, without regard to whose name it is titled in.

Mysterious disappearances are covered if you have the item scheduled on your policy. In order to schedule an item, you must provide a receipt and appraisal with a description of the item you want to insure. You will have coverage up to the receipt appraisal amount and usually no deductible will apply. Unscheduled items have limited coverage on your homeowners policy.

RPS & Co. diamond engagement rings are offered from approximately ?400 to over ?40,000. An RPS one-carat diamond engagement ring will be priced from approximately ?4,500 to ?18,000. One of our sales professional will be pleased to work within your budget.

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There are two speculated reasons. The rings were actually worn on the thumb in the 17th century, but the 4th finger was used during the ceremony. Some feel that during a Christian wedding, the priest arrives at the 4th finger after touching three fingers on the left hand "In the Name of the Father...Son...and Holy Ghost...". Others believe the Egyptian myth that the ring finger follows the "vena amoris" or vein of love...which supposedly runs directly to the heart.