The ever us wedding ring by Kay is a way to cheat you out of your money. The ever us wedding ring represents the fact that you are marrying your best friend. This mean a lot to some people, however, there are different ways to show your love.
The ever is ring has two diamonds intertwined and the words "ever us" inscribed inside the ring on the opposite side of the two diamonds. The commercial for this product tries to connect with the emotional side of finally marrying your best friend. But people should just be happy to marry their best friend with a regular ring rather than having to buy a ring with "ever us" inscribed in it. Something more sentimental should be inscribed.
People who buy these rings are ring cheated out of their money. The only special thing about these rings is that they have two diamonds and "ever us" inscribe inside it. You could get a lot more worth for your money. All of the "ever us" rings are the same. People like unique things especially when it comes to rings. It would be much more special if you get a special ring and inscribe it with something special.
I agree completely, it feels like all engagement rings are the same. It's supposed to be sentimental and unique to the person you are choosing to spend the rest of your life with. Make it interesting, not some boring slogan that is inscribed on every other ring in town!
ReplyDeletetheir rings are so expensive that you almost never see the gross amount unless you actually go there are ask. I think some rings are definitely overrated, but I also think they are very limited in what they can do. There's not much a ring maker can do with rings in terms of creativity, in my opinion. But having a cheesy line engraved and then attaching a price label too expensive for anyone to buy on it, is a bit too much.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a rip off! I am not surprised that Kay is trying to make friendship reminescent of that which is marriage: a bond, or union among two individuals. It makes me nauseated just seeing that this ring is selling, because it looks like it shouldn't. Albeit, the snob appeal may have some affect on sales, but even that wouldn't make the ring profitable (at least, I hope not).
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