WEDDING RING MISTAKES THAT CAN COST YOU THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

How unfortunate to lose a wedding ring. It brings to mind the terrible thought of losing your one true love or at least a part of them. Diamond rings may be common, though expensive, but your own personalized wedding ring is irreplaceable. (Yes, that thousand dollar price tag adds only more hurt to the wound) So consider these common mistakes that cost happy couples their happiness and thousands of dollars in loss. You don’t ever have to go behind your spouse’s back to try to find a ringer for your vivid blue princess cut diamond ring that you just lost. Read this article to find out why.

"My wedding ring fell down the drain. {sob}"
Indeed, wearing a wedding ring constantly is a very faithful thing to do. But when you're washing dishes or even cleaning the ring in a sink, your wedding ring is inches away from being lost-possibly forever. (Or at the very least, with much expense to take apart the plumbing up to find it.) When you are working over a sink, always be sure to close the drain or better yet remove your wedding ring and keep it in a safe place.





"I lost my wedding ring in the ocean. I swear I didn't throw it away on purpose."
Are you sure you didn't have a Titanic moment? Come on, did you toss your fancy blue diamond wedding ring in the ocean? Most likely not! It sounds far-fetched, but it's true. Many people lose their wedding rings in the ocean. Perhaps they are out surfing, fishing or boating and carelessly slip off their ring only to never see it again. Or, perhaps the ring doesn't fit so snugly and thanks to all the water, simply eases off without their knowledge. Always remove your wedding ring before you go an ocean adventure. The sailors and mermaids will just have to take your word that you're married.





"My wedding ring was stolen!"
A very likely scenario as pawnshops and jewelers will pay good money for a diamond ring—even if it's in the hands of a greasy looking thief. To protect your ring from thievery, at home, keep your jewelry box with the most valuable jewels away from easy view. Perhaps in a drawer, under a bed or in a closet. Never leave your wedding ring in a car or anywhere unattended. Never leave your wedding ring in your purse, as the only thing easier to steal than a ring is a woman's purse.

Safeguard your wedding ring as if it were your marriage itself! Let only your fingers showcase all that luster and glow of your fancy colored diamond wedding rings.