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LateComer

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Don't expect to get much for it. The liquidation value of a typical diamond engagement ring is a fraction of retail - as low as one tenth but never more than a third.
 

peter4025

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Just say yes deAr and give her whatever she wants otherwise her lawyer will take it anyways
 

hairyfucker

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Make a big issue out of everything so as to not tip your hand as to what you really value. Choose assigned value carefully.
 

Thunderballs

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Actually I think Harold the jewelry buyer gets the ring....eventually.
 

nuprin001

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It won't work if she's got a halfway decent lawyer, but try and push as much property (at face value) on her as possible. She wants the house? Great! That comes out of her half of the settlement! At full value (which is hard to get on an open market). She wants the engagement ring! Great! Full retail value of the ring counts against whatever her settlement's monetary value is!

On the other hand, if you're smart enough to bail out of a relationship before you get married, but after you were dumb enough to pop the question, the ring is yours. An engagement ring could be considered the down payment on a contract to marry between you and your fiancee IF it isn't also a gift for something else. Some guys try to cut corners and buy an engagement ring as a combination engagement ring and birthday/Valentine's Day/Christmas/whatever gift. That's a bad idea, because then that's a gift to her, not a down payment on a contract, and she can keep the ring if you break off the engagement.

Yeah, yeah, it means an extra night out for popping the question and if everything goes through it means an extra present and dinner out every year that you can't wrap up into a combo day (ie- "Our anniversary is Valentine's Day, honey, so we only go out once that night!"). First, it'll never fly: you're going to be giving her two gifts for engagement day/whatever holiday anyway, and second if the engagement falls through you're out a good chunk of change if you bought a decent ring.
 

dshaw4096

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Don't expect to get much for it. The liquidation value of a typical diamond engagement ring is a fraction of retail - as low as one tenth but never more than a third.
Thats depressing, cost me $13,000 10 years ago from Birks.

Not an heirloom, we picked it out together. Fucking lot of money back then.
 

Smash

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Thats why when im ready im getting mine from the Joan Rivers channel... After the divorce she can keep it as a lovely parting gift.
 
Consider it the best money you ever threw away and get as far away from her with as little conflict as possible.
Like he said. You don't want it... She probably doesn't either. Don't let it become an issue... it isn't worth it. And it isn't worth shit now, so move past it...
 

freedom3

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The law (in Ontario) is that if you cancelled the engagement, she keeps the ring. If she cancelled the engagement, you get the ring back.
 

afterhours

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Thats depressing, cost me $13,000 10 years ago from Birks.

Not an heirloom, we picked it out together. Fucking lot of money back then.
probably was close to 100 SP/hr
that is probably more good sex than a husband can get out of 10 years of average marriage
 

djk

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Don't expect to get much for it. The liquidation value of a typical diamond engagement ring is a fraction of retail - as low as one tenth but never more than a third.
Ha.

Modern marriage is more about fleecing men than anything else.
 
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