How to Buy Diamond Engagement Rings
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There is much to think when purchasing A diamond – particularly diamond
Engagement rings! The custom of Presenting a woman with a diamond Engagement ring when proposing begin in 1477 when Archduke Maximilian presented A diamond ring to Mary ofBurgundy – and In most cases, the woman you plan to Propose to will expect a ring to escort That proposal!
First, decide how much ring you can Have enough money. Most people use the ‘two months Salary’ rules. This means that the ring should Cost the equal of two months of your Current salary. Because you have other bills To pay, saving up this amount of money may
Take quite a bit of time. You should consider Financing. Simply go to the jeweler of your Choice and tell them that you plan to purchase an Engagement ring and that financing will be Required.Go ahead and get the credit Check out of the way, find out what your Payments will be,and how much of a down Payment is required.
Now, have your mother, sister, or your Girlfriends best friend take your girlfriend Shopping, and make sure that they gaze at The engagement rings to get an idea of what She might like. Makesure that the jewelry Store you buy the ring from will allow you to Return the ring, if thatisrequired, or allow Your girlfriend to exchange it for another if She isn’t happy with it!
India’s jewellery exports continue growth
In spite of reducing global demand for luxury products, India’s exports of gemstones and jewellery saw a minor increase of 1.45 percent to US$21.11 billion in the financial year of 2008 to 2009.
The minor increase, which was the lowest in seven years, posted a sharp contrast to the 22-percent jump recorded in 2007 to 2008. Figures provided by Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) show that overseas sales from the gemstone and jewellery division dropped by 18.88 percent in the period between October 2008 and March 2009.
Though gold jewellery exports rise 23.64 percent to US$6.85 billion, cut and polished diamonds, which account for 62 percent of overseas sales, fell by 8.24 percent to US$13.02 billion. Coloured gemstones, on the other hand, slid by 3.68 percent to US$260,000 million.
The minor increase, which was the lowest in seven years, posted a sharp contrast to the 22-percent jump recorded in 2007 to 2008. Figures provided by Gems and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) show that overseas sales from the gemstone and jewellery division dropped by 18.88 percent in the period between October 2008 and March 2009.
Though gold jewellery exports rise 23.64 percent to US$6.85 billion, cut and polished diamonds, which account for 62 percent of overseas sales, fell by 8.24 percent to US$13.02 billion. Coloured gemstones, on the other hand, slid by 3.68 percent to US$260,000 million.
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