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How to Choose the Perfect His And Hers Matching rings

Don't ignore the band. It's the unsung hero behind the overall look and feel of the ring. The choice of the metal used in the ring can dramatically alter the look of CoupleSets ring not to mention its durability and price.

Gold is a classic choice and comes in different colors like rose, white and yellow. Platinum is a different option that is more durable, however, it's also more expensive. Some people prefer metals that are more unconventional, such as tungsten or Titanium to give their jewelry a contemporary twist.

Each metal has its own care needs and lifespan. For instance, platinum is highly durable, but it can also develop a patina with time, that some people like because of its vintage look. However the gold is soft and is more susceptible to scratches.

Check for any metal allergies. Nickel, a metal that is frequently used in gold alloys, could trigger an allergic reaction. If you are unsure about hypoallergenic metals, such as platinum or palladium are a better option.

Be aware that the metal you select should be a perfect match for the stone and the style of your girlfriend. Think of the metal as the frame that compliments the stone's beauty. It should also be an appropriate choice that matches your girlfriend's lifestyle.

What's the main takeaway? Don't rush your decision. Take your time to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of different metals and how they work with your overall idea of the perfect ring for your girlfriend.

It's time for a spies mission Find out her height

Let's talk about the size. You might think you've got everything down to a t, but if that rings doesn't work then you're back at square one. A ring that's too tight can result in an awkward proposal and one that is too loose? Let's just say that this is an ideal recipe for disaster.

You could start by using the old-fashioned method of sneaking one of her rings to a jeweler and having it measured or wrapping a length of string around her wrist while she sleeps. However, be warned that these techniques can be dangerous and could easily blow your cover.

Here's a better option to enlist the help of her friends or family members. They can quietly discover her height without causing suspicion. You don't want them ruin the surprise.

According to a survey by The Knot, 39% of couples said they shopped for the ring together. It is possible to make the process of determining the size of your partner a huge deal in the event that you and your partner are both open about the wedding. It also removes the guesswork out of the equation.

Practical tip: If in doubt, it is better to go higher instead of down. It's generally easier to resize the ring to a smaller size to make it larger.

Certain jewelers offer adjustable rings designed specifically for proposals, so you can concentrate on the moment and not worrying about the size. Once she's decided then you can go back and get the ring that fits her perfectly.