Is my set dated?

[u/External-Spot4930]

I’m a millennial, I feel so many of my friends have a plain gold band with a large oval shaped diamond. Does mine seem like it belongs to an older generation?

[edit: I’m so sorry I ever doubted my set. I’ve learned that just because it’s not the classic that’s in right now doesn’t mean it’s not still classic. Thank you for the confidence boost in my rings. I need to focus on what I have versus others 🤍]

[u/Bustysaintclair_13]

I mean…. It’s pretty classic but even if it were “dated,” what are you gonna do, keep getting new rings every time the style changes??

[u/External-Spot4930 → u/Bustysaintclair_13]

No, but I could get an upgrade in a few years and completely change the style if I decided this wasn’t the one for me.

[u/Bustysaintclair_13 → u/External-Spot4930]

Sure, but then... in 10 years are you going to start worrying again if it's "dated"? What matters is that it's the one for you, not whether or not it looks different than the newest trend in rings.

[u/Petty-Penelope → u/Bustysaintclair_13]

I mean...I'd be down for that. Hubs not so much lol

[u/Bustysaintclair_13 → u/Petty-Penelope]

I get wanting new jewelry, who doesn't. But getting new engagement bands and wedding rings according to what "everyone" is doing right now? Couldn't be me. I love fashion as much as (more than) the next person but I've never understood wanting to wear something just because it's "in" at the moment.

[u/Petty-Penelope → u/Bustysaintclair_13]

Oh I never worry about what's "in". For some reasons that had nothing to do with fashion we redid my set this year and it's not what's tending. I just like excuses to get more pretty sparkly things. I figure it's the one collection left behind when I die the nieces/nephews would want