Not the other way round?

K.

No, this is K

And that is also K!

It is indeed. Not sure which movie it’s from. I think the second one, which was kinda poop.

This post has been edited by TheCheshireKhajiit: Sep 11 2020, 03:34 PM

To me it's a sequel that works. It may not be another T2 but it's not another Matrix Reloaded or Revolutions either

Lol, I never even saw the second and third The Matrix films because of how poop everyone said they were.

Khajiit is wise! I pretend the sequels don't exist but I can't erase them from my memory.


I need K's memory erasing device

*ahem*
It’s called a Neuralizer.
*adjusts nonexistent eyeglasses*

This post has been edited by TheCheshireKhajiit: Sep 11 2020, 03:58 PM

So it is. I couldn't remember that for... some reason..

Perhaps you’ve been Neuralized at some point.

It turns out they do make engagement rings from titanium, I found a few. But they don't use titanium prongs to hold the stones. The metal is too hard or something.

White gold is usually rhodium plated, otherwise it would have a yellow tinge. The plating needs redone every few years or it starts to turn yellowish. I'd go with palladium or platinum. Platinum is redonkulously expensive. Palladium can run similar to gold. I'd thought of getting a palladium ring but the lady first showed me titanium and I liked those so I got one.

What do you think about silver?

I love and can wear silver. I have a box link chain I wear daily.

It does tarnish, but typically it makes the piece look like an antique. You can remove the patina if you don't like it.

You want to be sure to get .925 sterling at the least. If you're set on a diamond you'll probably need to specify that when at the jeweller. I want to say most of them would be set with cubic zirconia for reasons related to cost, as silver is cheaper than gold and the like. My ring is set with a small one. I personally can't tell the difference but I'm blind lol. They're worth next to nothing though and you'd probably feel cheap giving her one.

Speaking of engagement rings though, fun fact. Used to be you gave her a pearl ring for a while. They fell out of favor when marketing for diamonds started(which aren't rare, just highly monopolized by DeBeers) and that silly month/two month/whatever BS budget for a ring happened. I'd be insulted by a solitaire myself. I dislike diamonds for cost reasons.

But I'm rambling.

TL;DR: if getting silver, which is an excellent choice, if you want a diamond/or several) you'll need to specify that. It'll cost more.

As an aside, my titanium band cost about 70 bucks. Compared to my gold with diamonds band.

I'll post a pic shortly for giggles.

Edit.

https://imgur.com/a/cz6bR4H

The stone is set in a little swirly that kinda looks like the hurricane symbol on weather maps. One side is polished, the other a matte finish.

I think it's cute.

This post has been edited by Sakiri: Sep 11 2020, 08:23 PM

I wear a couple of sterling Celtic knot rings every day for over a decade and have had no trouble with them tarnishing. I just didn’t know how silver was viewed as engagement ring material. Don’t want to come off looking like a cheapskate, lol.

Anything short of .9999 silver or gold and I'm out

What about .9998 silver? That’s pretty close right?

This post has been edited by TheCheshireKhajiit: Sep 12 2020, 02:32 PM

No such thing. Next step down is .999 pure and well, I could accept that I guess