Showing posts with label ring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ring. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Tiffany iPhone App

The new Tiffany iPhone app is designed to aid future brides and grooms with their ring shopping. The app has gendered qualities which aim to help out both the clueless men and the ring-crazy women. For the men, the Tiffany iPhone app will show rings in their actual size, so they’re more likely to compare the on-screen rings with their partners.
The app boasts 44 engagement rings to scroll through, most likely while drooling heavily. From the Classic Solitaire to the blinged-out Legacy Collection, this app helps you hand-pick your ideal bling, from carat size to setting. You can even look through a mélange of matching wedding bands (for her only), if you want to kill two birds and see what the whole shebang will look like once the knot is tied.

The “ring sizer” aims to simplify ring sizing by stealing one of her rings, placing it on the screen and waiting for the correct ring size to pop up! For the woman, the Tiffany iPhone app makes designing the perfect ring simple, all through the iPhone app.


Monday, December 28, 2009

Congratulations on your Engagement..now what?

After sharing the news of your engagement with both your parents, make sure you call your insurance company to insure your ring.

Question to ask when choosing a policy:

  • Is the ring covered if you lose it accidentally, or only if it's stolen?

  • How will the company replace the ring -- with a check? Or will they require you to purchase a replacement through a specified jeweler?

  • What if it's a vintage ring or other unique piece? How will the quality and size of your diamond -- and that of a replacement if needed -- be documented?

  • Is the ring insured to full cost or a fraction of it?

  • How will you need to prove the ring vanished if you make a claim?

  • Are there any circumstances that aren't covered? (What if your ring flies off at the circus and gets trampled by elephants, for example?)
Putting a policy on your engagement ring may sound unromantic, but nothing's sweeter than peace of mind.

Monday, December 14, 2009

Black Magic

Diamonds are definitely forever, but if you are looking for a modern edge in your wedding jewelry, try black diamonds. Black diamonds share many of the positive qualities of a clear white diamond. They are extremely hard stones, which makes diamonds an excellent choice for an engagement ring as there is little danger of the diamond chipping, becoming discolored, or generally showing wear. A black diamond also has some of the inner fire that is found in clear white diamonds. It may sound strange, but even very small black diamonds will reflect the light and these sparkle and shine when light hits the facets.





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