The Wedding Ring Blog

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Let's face it, not everyome knows where to start when it is time to start looking for wedding rings. The Internet can be a confusing starting point - especially if you are not looking to buy online. TheWeddingRingBlog.com is a featured blog on a new Squidoo lens – RSS from Jewelry Blogs. RSS from Jewelry Blogs collects feeds from some of the leading regional jewelry and wedding ring blogs and connects to them in one convenient place. It’s just a simple page with links that can be a useful tool for the future bride or groom that needs a good place to start.

Visit RSS for Jewelry Blogs.

RSS from Jewelry Blogs includes TheWeddingRingBlog.com.

Let's face it, not everyone knows where to start when it is time to start looking for wedding rings. The Internet can be a confusing starting point - especially if you are not looking to buy online. TheWeddingRingBlog.com is a featured blog on a new Squidoo lens – RSS from Jewelry Blogs. RSS from Jewelry Blogs collects feeds from some of the leading regional jewelry and wedding ring blogs and connects to them in one convenient place. It’s just a simple page with links that can be a useful tool for the future bride or groom that needs a good place to start.

Visit RSS for Jewelry Blogs.

Blog post: Help, Kay Jewelers Destroyed My Wedding Ring During A Routine Cleaning!

A consumer goes to a local mall store for what should seem like a standard wedding ring cleaning, and the ring gets damaged. What is an unfortunate situation really is no surprise at all. It turns out that the store does not carry the manufacturer that created the ring, nor are they willing to step outside corporate guidelines to order the customer a brand new one.

There’s a simple solution – consumers should always return to the point of purchase if they bought their wedding ring at a brick and mortar store (as opposed to having bought the ring via The Internet). Or at the very least contact the manufacturer and ask for guidance.

Precious metal jewelry – no matter what metal – will always need some maintenance to retail its brilliant appearance. Wedding rings can possibly come in contact with hundreds of other objects during the average day. While there is such a thing as a simple cleaning or repair, not all jewelers are created equal. Be safe – return to the store that sold you the ring, or find another authorized retailer if your ring was created by a manufacturer.

Here’s the story:
"Kay Jewelers deformed Lisa's wedding ring during a routine cleaning and refuses to provide a replacement ring. Lisa first noticed that a tiny diamond was missing, which Kay Jewelers found stuck in their cleaning equipment. In the process of reseating the diamond, Kay again deformed the ring, scratching out the ring's beaded edges. Kay decided they couldn't repair the destroyed ring, but rather than ordering a new one from the manufacturer, Kay decided to remake the ring using a low-resolution picture of the original as their guide. Shockingly, that ring didn't work out either. It's now been three months and Lisa wants her wedding ring back."

Read more of "Kay Jewelers Destroyed My Ring"...

View Wedding Ring Videos at www.weddingringvideos.com

Wedding ring videos, or video brochures, are a quick and easy way to browse wedding rings online without having to wait for a catalog to arrive in the mail. Featuring new styles, classic designs and fairly fresh concepts such as Argentium Sterling Silver, the videos available on www.weddingringvideos.com are informative as well as entertaining. The featured videos may also be downloaded for your iPod.

"Choosing The Right Metal" video featured on the With This Ring wedding blog

With This Ring, a blog dedicated to wedding trends and suggestions, featured Novell's video based on the "Choosing the Right Metal for Your Bridal Jewelry" brochure.

From the author:
"I know I've written about this before, but I feel like its worth mentioning again (and now there is a video...I am all about the visual). When we went to go pick out our wedding bands I admittedly didn't know much at all about the differences in metal. We ultimately decided on Platinum for me and Palladium for the boy, but going into this whole experience I had never even heard of Palladium. So, I hope this video helps you a little, or at the least gives you some ideas by looking at all the different pics of jewelry!"

Read more...

The "Choosing the Right Metal for Your Bridal Jewelry" brochure and video have also been featured on Trans World News, FindIttVideo.com and Google News.

Check these rings out!

So you think you've seen it all? Well, here's a set of rings for the couple whose main thing in common is a love for "Tool Time" and all things handy. These wedding rings are specially created from brass and have 24kt gold plating. The stone set in the man's ring is a white zicron. Designer Kiley Granberg has the following to say about his truly tooled creations:

"Wedding bands are about commitment. The inherent connotations are a huge part of the piece and, quite often, reveal themselves as a social or sexual comment.

The rings are constructed out of brass then plated in 24kt gold. And although the stone is set into the men's ring, when screwed together, the stone actually sits against the woman's finger."

See more of Kiley Granberg's wedding ring creations...

Need a limo for your wedding? Book one at LimoTraveler.com.

Download the free brochure "Choosing the Right Metal for Your Bridal Jewelry"...

New Blog: Joseph Schubach Jewelers

Joseph Schubach is a jeweler, and he has a blog. Here's Joe's mission statement:

"I encourage you to ask us questions about anything jewelry or gemstone related and let us know what's on your mind. So give us a call, send an email or now post a reply to our blog. Your comments will help us do a better job because after all, we're in business for you, to create beautiful pieces of jewelry that will bring you happiness and joy for a lifetime!"

Care to interact? Just visit Joseph Schubach's Jewelers Blog and get started. The related website sells directly to the public, and has a wide selection of wedding rings (such as the pictured set of palladium rings with a hammered finish) and even a payment plan is available.

Need a limo for your wedding? Book one at LimoTraveler.com.

Download the free brochure "Choosing the Right Metal for Your Bridal Jewelry"...