Picking A Custom Design Engagement Ring

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Choosing an engagement ring can be a pretty daunting task. This is especially true if one is inexperienced in buying and choosing jewelry. Good thing we have our mothers, sisters, best friend who can help us. If you're a man and you're in the process of picking out the right ring for your fiancée, all you have to work on is how to (secretly) find out what your woman's ring size is.

Should you go for a custom design engagement ring, there are several options to look into. The most common ones are listed below.

1. Stay away from branded jewelry stores. Not only are they expensive, their designs are most likely mass produced. Should they claim that they don't mass produce, it is still likely that their designs can be copied since their store is popular and more exposed to the public.

2. Check out jewelry stores that are family-owned. You'll have greater chances of finding a design that's not mass-produced.

3. Talk to a jewelry manufacturer if you want to find out where a particular ring is designed and made. You can also ask who owns the ring's ...
... design rights.

4. Research for a jewelry designer online. Ask for an estimate for a ring design.

5. Talk to a jewelry designer who uses a 3D software for designing jewelry. Yes, if there's a piece of software that can aid in designing clothes and houses, so does jewelry. There is a wide array of custom design engagement rings that were made by artisans who make use of such software. These professionals actually find these pieces of 3D software more precise and accurate when developing intricate designs, which all the more makes custom designs possible.

Let's face it. Custom design engagement rings can definitely make a woman stand out. It speaks not only about the uniqueness of the design but also the uniqueness of the moment and experience. While shopping for a ring is always an option, you would always want to pay for something that only you or your loved one can own, without having to think that someone out there also has it.