Diamonds & Engagement Rings News

The secret was hard to keep but now that Jenna Bush is married people should know where her dazzling engagement ring was designed.

Henry Hager, now the husband of Jenna Bush was looking for an antique designed engagement ring for his future wife, something similar to his great- grandmother’s diamond ring.

Jane Sternheimer, owner and president of Charles Schwarzschild Inc. was lucky enough to have found out about the engagement before the question was popped to Jenna. Hager had come to her company for the ring. Jae Sternheimer says, “Henry had well considered ideas regarding the type of ring he wished to present: classic and conservative….. He wanted the center stone to be flanked with sapphires and the ring to be made in platinum.”

Not to waste much time, Sternheimer began making phone calls in search for matching sapphires. Sternheimer finally got the sapphires and had the ring ready to be picked up on August ninth, the day Hager had asked for it.

Hager and his mother came to pick up the ring and while Hager’s mother snapped a few photo shots, Hager rattled on about his plans. On his way out of Sternheimer’s jewelry store, Hager was very polite and modest as to make sure to slip a thank you note on Jane’s desk.  Â

Rumor has it that Nick Canon has proposed to Mariah Carey, whom he dated for no more than a few months now. Mariah Carey is thrilled with her engagement ring, proudly boasting it, until finding out that she has been given the same ring nick gave to his ex-fiance, Victoria’s Secret model, Selita Ebanks.

Mariah Carey is well known for being a born-diva, expecting only the best, and nothing less. Unless the ring came from a family heirloom, it is very offending to give a woman the same ring given to an ex-fianc, especially a music idol that has a status to maintain.

Will Mimi actually accept the marriage proposal after all?

Are you a hopeless romantic with impeccable taste and looking for a cheesy way to pop the question but can’t afford all that Fancy shamsy stuff. Well your wishes maybe answered sooner than you think.

“Swarovski Crystal Engagement rings” is the newest and hottest thing. Its designed for a USB flash drive to store photos, poems and all other artifacts of your love.

these digital mementos are meant to be shared when the engagement rings are joined in holy matrimony.

If this cool new invention even makes it to production it may serve on of the coolest purposes of all; for it would be the true test of love. By seeing if she will still say yes to receiving this instead of the cherished engagement ring.

Have you ever had one of those days where everything was planned and set but than everything just went wrong? Well for this Man that is exactly what unraveled.

Aaron Tkachuk is a 24 year old man who was taking his high school sweet heart away for a romantic Caribbean cruise, but little did she know this would be a life changing. In side Aaron’s suite case laid a gorgeous engagement ring.

As they came to security and placed there bags on the belt, they walked through the metal detector as if it was just a normal day until airport security saw something sharp tucked in to the toes of a sock.

Security opened Aaron’s bag assuming the worse and went for the sock. As the pulled the sock out of the suite case and reached in they pulled out something unexpected a white gold, diamond and ruby engagement ring.

At that moment Aaron new they had just killed his surprise but with strength to save the moment he took the ring from the airport security guy’s hand got down on one knee and looked at his high school sweet heart and said “will you marry me?”

As his girl friend stood dazed and confused about the event that had just taken place she looked at Aaron said yes and all the travelers and airport security applauded at such a wonderful sight.

This article really goes out to all those handsome men who are looking for a fun and special way to pop that nail biting question of “will you marry me.”

When you think of a men proposing to a women, you always think the same thing; a man getting down on one knee, taking the ring box out of his jacket or pants pocket, opening it up, looking into the women’s eyes and saying “will you marry me.”

Yes that may be the safe conventional way to go, but why play it safe? why not shake it up a bit, with something fun and different, and so special, that she will never forget.

Growing up I always loved those Salerno butter cookies; you no the ones that are kinda of a flower shape with a hole in the middle. They were always so much fun to eat because as a little girl you can put them on your finger and pretend that they were engagement rings.

So with that in mind how about engagement ring cupcakes. You can bake or buy a cupcake and in the center put one of those Salerno butter cookies and use a marshmallow on the top to create the diamond.

Not only is this something fun, but I guarantee you that that special someone, who you are poppint the queshtion to will be blown away with the creativity and effort you went to, just to make that night a little more special and unforgettable.

Want to know more about this fun idea just click on this link below for more info and the recipe for these spectacular and yummy cupcakes.

http://www.washingtonian.com/blogarticles/weddingguide/bridalparty/6690.html

In an upper East Side restaurant sat Jason Lederman, 23, who took out an ad in the Sundays Daily News asking Matti Lieberman, 22, of Midwood, Brooklyn. “Matti, will you marry me?”.

Matti’s hand shot up over her mouth as a waiter handed her a copy of the NY Daily News, and surprise - to a stunned nod: “Yes.”

Jason slipped the diamonds marquis-set, white gold engagement ring onto her finger and a diamond bracelet - a traditional gift in Orthodox Jewish wedding proposals - onto her arm.

In an effort to keep her from seeing the ad until he was ready to pop the question, Lederman’s one-eighth-page ad ran only in yesterday’s Manhattan editions.

“Anticipation is key,” he said of his coup.

To do that, Lederman hired two actors and got them to approach the couple as they walked into a mandolin concert on E. 70th St.

“Are you the guy from the newspaper?” one of the actors asked Lederman, who, feigning ignorance, responded, “I don’t know what you mean.”

That left Lieberman, twisting her program all during the concert.

“Did he get arrested and not tell me?” Lieberman said she wondered as the music swelled, until the waiter in the upper East Side restaurant handed her the copy of the Daily News.

The only clue that Lederman was going to propose, Lieberman said, was that her mom - whom Lederman had told a week ago - suddenly became very interested in her vacation time.

“My mother was following me around with a calendar,” said Lieberman, a career counselor at Magen David Yeshiva High School in Bensonhurst.