I am looking for a Mizpah ring for my husband with no success?
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Look at:\n\nhttp://www.perfectweddingshop.com/search.html?q=mizpah+ring
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Depending on what your looking for, you could possibly find something real simple with no diamonds at walmart. Also, sears has some pretty good deals. For my fiance and I's anniversary last year, I bought him this really nice ring there for $60. Also, try ebay. Im sure you could find something there. Or if you want something that looks like it has diamonds, sometimes those small boothes in the mall have cheap rings that look real.
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Sounds like your man loves gadgets, ha, I have one of those types also!  My suggestion: try anything by the Sharper Image! Just go to their website, and I'm sure you'll find something that you think he might like. Sorry not to be more specific, but I'm sure you know him better than anyone on the internet does.
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Please do yourself and your husband a favor and take him to a large sporting goods store such as Cabelas or Gander Mountain.  Talk to the salesmen there...they are very knowledgeable and can fit him with the bow and get the proper sized arrows.  It all has to match otherwise he won't be able to hit the broad side of a barn door with it.  If you want it to be a surprise then get him a gift card for one of the above mentioned stores.  There are just too many personal choices to make for someone to buy a bow for someone else.
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Oh dear.  This is your cardinal mistake.  You are the only one who can find something for your own wife!  Anyone can give you an answer - diamonds, a helicopter tour of the city lights, a day at the spa - but you are the only one who can make it personal.\n\nThe only thing I know about your wife is that she is a woman.  And the only common thread that is constant among most of our gender is that we want gifts that are creative and meaningful.  The only way to ensure that is to do the homework yourself.\n\nSounds like you want to make it special, so you're on the right track.  Good luck!!
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Look on ebay. You can find really cute rings for really cheap prices. They are not bad rings at all. Just as good as you could get at any store for a small fraction of the cost.
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Buy him a ring that turns his finger green.  If he complains, show him your finger.
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I say, propose to him, and if he accepts, go looking for rings together.  Many wedding rings have engagement rings that fit or go together.  By shopping together, you'll get his input on what looks nice and what he'd like for you to have.  If you want to buy him a ring as a surprise, go ahead!  Who has to stick to anything traditional?  Whatever you may feel makes you happy- GO FOR IT!!
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Are you in Pittsburgh?  If they're being made at all, try Mike Finegold's down on Penn Avenue in the Strip. . generally a lot of the Steeler novelty things you can't find anywhere else.\n\nOtherwise, you'll have to either have one made, or marry him.
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I hope you mean the ring itself, and not the diamond.\nTake it to a jeweler.  They can put a little adjustable band thingy on it so it will fit the finger better.  That costs about $5-10.  Or they can torch the ring & actually MAKE IT smaller.  Won't work on CZ's, because they'll burst, but a good quality diamond should be able to withstand the heat used to modify the size of the ring.
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Wow!  What crawled up proccna's a$$ and died?  \n\nIvy, think back over the past few weeks/months and see if you can remember some little indulgent thing your husband wanted for himself, but decided he "didn't really need it" or was "a little too expensive right now".  It could be anything from a new 3 wood to a singing fish wall plaque...just something that he fancied in a store (or online) but decided not to get for himself.  Get him that and remind him that you saw him looking at it and you wanted him to have it.  The "it" won't matter near as much as the fact that you noticed...being a guy, I know how much we like to know that our women are paying attention to us!  Good Luck!!
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You can customize and order one at www.creativelasering.com. Those other people are obviously stupid (AND not married) since they didn't know what u meant!! Good luck-- on the customized b-ball and the wedding!!
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I was in this situation a couple of months ago, until it all fell apart, but that's an answer for a different question. ;-)\n\nI was really happy with some designs I found at a local custom jewelry shop... big companies overcharge, and can't be nearly as flexible with their designs (they have to sell what appeals to the masses).  If you find a small shop you trust, they'll probably give you a great deal on *exactly* the ring that you want.  That was my experience anyway.
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It's not about the ring. Buy a fridge or couch instead. Your man will agree. Then one day when you get a bit of money together, buy a ring.
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Ask him about it, if it is a lady who sells wedding rings for a living it would be good for him to call it!!! Just ask him, you have to have trust to have a relationship!
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One possibility would be to sauter (sp?) it to the wedding band of choice.  Would it be as bad then?  \nI would also maybe check on some sort of alteration to the ring from the jeweler that he purchased it from.  As a customer, they do not want you to be unhappy.  After you determine what you are able to do, maybe you could approach him with "would you mind if I..."\nAnd yes, I believe in being completely honest with your significant other, but there are feelings to consider.  Sometimes it is better to sugar coat the truth by saying something like: "The diamond actually sticks too far out and it makes me really nervous." As opposed to: "I hate this thing...don't you know me at all?!!!"
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check out what he needs most nowadays...buy it no matter how expensive it is because the happiness for your husband matters only on how you express your love and affection. Happy Birthday to your husband...good luck