Bride-to-be forces her fiance to MELT down her engagement ring after he proposes with a paw print-shaped rock
ONE woman’s fiance has been accused of going “barking mad” after proposing with a paw-shaped ring. The bride-to-be has taken to social media to reveal she was devastated when her fiance proposed with a paw-shaped diamond ring and has even “forced” him to have it melted down. “I love my future husband but I forced […]
ONE woman’s fiance has been accused of going “barking mad” after proposing with a paw-shaped ring.
The bride-to-be has taken to social media to reveal she was devastated when her fiance proposed with a paw-shaped diamond ring and has even “forced” him to have it melted down.
“I love my future husband but I forced him to melt this down and turn it into not-a-dog paw,” she wrote on Facebook.
“Who in their right mind would want to walk around with a dog paw on their hand?!
“Don’t get me wrong, I love my dog – our fur baby makes us act like ‘those people’.
“But I draw the line at dog-themed jewellery I’m expected to wear every day of my life.”
Set on a silver band, the ring appears to be solitaire, with four extra diamonds dotted around the edge to resemble a dog’s paw.
And fellow users were horrified at the design, with many agreeing the woman was right to admit she didn’t like it.
One wrote: “Like you said, this is a ring you have to wear every day for the rest of your life. It needs to be something you like.”
While another said: “It’s a cute ring, but definitely not for an engagement ring.”
One user went as far as to say it was hideous, while another said she would “ask for a divorce” if her husband had given her a paw ring.
“I am one of those legitimate psychos that spends all their free time at dog shows and if my husband gave me this I would divorce him.”
Others, however, were less sympathetic, with one criticising the bride-to-be for shaming her fiance.
“I’m shaming you for shaming him when he tried to make something niche and specific to your relationship,” they said.
“It’s not a super obvious paw print so I’d wear that with pride.”
Another agreed, commenting: “The only person worth shaming is you for being ungrateful.
“Your fella put a lot of thought in to your ring clearly.”
One jeweller even weighed in on the debate, constructively suggesting the bride-to-be doesn’t have to have it melted down to alter the design.
“Speaking as a jeweller, let me just say it didn’t need to be melted down,” they explained.
“Those small stones can be taken off and the centre stone can be repositioned.”
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