Doubling Down On Love With Wedding And Anniversary Rings

Dec. 10, 2013 - PRLog -- Everyone can tell you the trends in marriage.  The divorce rate, while actually slightly declining over the last few years, still remains well over forty percent, striking a dagger in the heart of romantics everywhere. However, there has been a noticeable uptick in a line of jewelry sales that would melt even the “grinchiest” of hearts. It seems that some young couples, convinced of the depth of their love and fully committed to their vows and each other, are actually shopping for wedding and anniversary rings at the same time.

While there is a certain practical aspect that comes with buying all the rings at the same time, allowing the jeweler to be able to offer a discount, many people would be scared by the pressure that comes along with making such a bold statement.

“It’s a big enough statement to get married, to be sure, standing up in front of friends and family and announcing your love and intentions to be with someone else for the rest of your life,” One wedding consultant and expert on engagement and wedding rings at Monarch Jewelry and Art said recently. “Add to that the unfortunate cynicism that is part of our culture, and to say ‘I’m proving how committed I am by buying something I’m not even going to use for ten years’ is a bit of a risky move. It’s sad that many people would be cautioned against such a purchase.”

The one thing that made the jeweler find hope for these young couples who are buying anniversary rings even before they are married is that an extreme majority do stay married.  Often the fearless couples appear more in love and happy than many of the other couples who continue to come in to buy jewelry.
“It seems like a silly notion, but the amount of romance in such a gesture as buying wedding and anniversary rings @http://www.monarchjewelryandart.com/wedding-anniversary together seems to help bring these couples that much closer together.” Maybe there is hope for the future of love and romance in this world after all.