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| Mike's titanium band |
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My palladium band |
Mike chose titanium for its lightweight durability (apparently he's a rough-and-tumble kind of guy), while I had to opt for palladium. My first choice was 10K white gold, which I preferred to 14K white gold because it is both harder and whiter...and cheaper. A win- win! When it came time to decide on band widths, I caught a case of Baby Bear Syndrome. The 3mm band I tried on at the mall was too narrow, while the 4mm looked a bit thick. No middle ground? (the sales lady told me 3.5mm doesn't exist.) Well as it turns out, I could get a 3.5mm ring from e-WeddingBands.com--but only in palladium, 14K gold, 18K gold, and platinum. We were really aiming for a band in a lower price point, but in the long run the palladium band wins out over the white gold because it will never need rhodium re-plating.
And now...we wait. Rings should be arriving next week, and I'm eagerly looking forward to prancing around in my new wedding band! I have a sneaking suspicion Mike will need to confiscate the ring from me pre-wedding so I don't end up wearing it every. single. day.
And now...we wait. Rings should be arriving next week, and I'm eagerly looking forward to prancing around in my new wedding band! I have a sneaking suspicion Mike will need to confiscate the ring from me pre-wedding so I don't end up wearing it every. single. day.
♥ Dorothy


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