Up to $1,000
$2,500
$5,000
$10,000
$20,000
More than $20,000
I don't care
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Trending & News My response is that it depends on your income, because what a coal miner should spend is different from what a nestle CEO should spend on the wedding ring. You want to spend enough that your bride knows you plan on honouring her, but not so much that you have to skip lunch to pay for it.
I mean it all depends on the person you are with and their tastes really
Under £1,000 but an engagement ring can be and likely will be much more expensive
I've bought wedding rings for as little as £3.50 if I count the Welsh silver one but talking in the more general gold category I can recall paying £20-£280 apiece but retail is much higher
Depends on your income. I would recommend spending 10-20% of your monthly income. But frankly, it shouldn't matter.
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What you can afford without taking a loan or breaking your arm.
Idc I know nothing about the price of jewelry.
his parents should pay and therefore decide
Whatever you can realistically afford.
One that won’t put you in debt.
I already posted this question once
$300.
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