serious question: is there any such thing as an ethical diamond apart from lab grown ones?
— koala (@flengiddich) July 29, 2025
Did you know that lab-made and lab-grown diamonds are now purer, more beautiful, and about three times cheaper than mined diamonds? https://t.co/RZ5yZlpQb8 pic.twitter.com/ghro6UyqfQ
— Ben Southwood (@bswud) September 4, 2024
My future daughter-in-law picked out a radiant-cut diamond set on a yellow gold band—gorgeous choice! She’s got her heart set on a 3-4 carat stone, and they decided to go with a lab-grown diamond. That’s when my son brought me into the mix. Now that he knows exactly what his bride-to-be loves, he asked me to help hunt down the perfect ring.
Re engagement rings: if you demand an expensive ring or mock another woman for hers, you’re the red flag. Neither the rings nor the wedding day make the marriage.
— Kimberly Ross (@SouthernKeeks) August 6, 2025
We got engaged when my husband was in grad school. We had a small budget. It was still so beautiful and special.
An engagement ring is super personal—it’s all about what she loves, not what anyone else thinks. Everyone’s got their own style, and this is a forever piece of jewelry. My son’s only focus? Making sure the ring is absolutely perfect for his girlfriend, not chasing clout with the crowd.
I mean, Jennifer Lopez has had a total of six massive and expensive engagement rings.
— Kimberly Ross (@SouthernKeeks) August 6, 2025
How is all that going for her…
A beautiful ring certainly does not ensure a problem free marriage.
It’s the sincerity behind the ring that makes it beautiful.
— Ampersand (@ampersandohms) August 6, 2025
My son and I have been geeking out for hours, diving deep into how to score the most stunning stone without breaking the bank. We decided to buy the diamond separately to nail the exact cut and clarity he wanted, then have it set by a local jeweler he trusts. It’s been a ton of work, but honestly, such a blast. That ring’s gonna be absolutely perfect, no doubt.
Ladies, does ring size actually matter?
— JohnBurk (@johnburk39) August 6, 2025
No. It's a basic outward symbol of your commitment. Rock size (or lack of a rock) does not equal the fiancé/fiancée's level of commitment nor does the cost.
— Courtney (@onlyonecourtney) August 6, 2025
No. The person you are marrying and his character is far more important. Also walking around in public with a big stone is not a good idea in today’s world.
— sheila (@SheilaCorris) August 6, 2025





