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No wedding band Traditional , non-traditional what do you think?

I recently after 4 years of marriage, replaced my wedding wrap (solitare enhancer) and my engagment ring with a Antique leaf design, filigree and milgrain worth $2000 and .30 carats, yet I have a solitare 1.25 ct., I don't wear a typical wedding band as the jeweler use to always ask if I wanted the rings combined, sautered together. I am just asking because a few of my girlfriends commented on why aren't you wearing your wedding band? I said because I am using this one as such. How many women (husbands/family and friends can answer for the wives as well) still wear you engagment ring or what is your moral of it all?

In your job, I think you have done the right thing. That is one reason why I would never recommend getting rings souldered together....and why I wouldnt choose a set with a wrap. I am choosing a band style ring that looks nice on it's own because there are times when an engagement ring is not appropriate to wear....delivering babies would be one of them times, even changing a nappy, because babies can be scratched with big solitaire rings. Gardening and baking can also be hard to do while wearing a big ring.

I wouldn't be telling anyone anything. If someone is insistent on knowing, just tell them the truth, that your other rings were inconveinient, the wrap looked odd on it's own so your hubby upgraded and THIS is your new wedding band.

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Choosing the Best Antique Coffee Grinder

Finding an antique coffee grinder is one of the best things in having a perfect cup of coffee. The function and charm of this machine is unbeatable. There are many variations of coffee grinders these days, including the antique types.

Antique coffee grinders are manually handled units that make use of propeller blades to grind coffee beans. It plays a big role in making aromatic and fine grinds of coffee grounds. They are very helpful to those who love preparing coffee at home.

The lovely designs of these grinders are irresistible. There are models that can be used on the countertop or mounted on walls. The two types add a classy look in the kitchen.

Many prefer traditional models, having a wooden construction with handles and metal designs. The most preferred are burr grinders because it is capable of crushing the beans with less burning. A small drawer for catching grinds makes it more convenient.

Traditional antique coffee grinders can be left unpainted amidst its delicate details on their handles. Most antique coffee grinders are made from cast iron and placed on kitchen countertops. The Parker Nation grinder is one of its manufacturers since 1905, offering bronze features of traditional coffee mills.

Another most desired antique coffee grinder design is the German or French variety. It is also known as wall mounted or porcelain-faced grinders. It has a porcelain finish with a scene of man and woman praying in a field, making it a rare find.

There are different versions that became all-time favorites. Early American wall mounted grinders are made from cast iron, having original catch-ups. Some wall mounted varieties include a glass hopper above the grinder. Arcade models have a clear glass canister while the Queen models have rectangular jars with embossed writings. Other variations include the Bell and Telephone Mill.

Antique burr grinders can crush coffee beans to a more even size. Grind settings can create an almost perfect grind. It can be used in any type of coffee brewing session because of its accuracy. A number of grinders may not achieve the same quality ground as burr grinders, especially in making Turkish or French press coffees. It is better to pay additional attention on the settings when it comes to grinding large beans.

Antique blade grinders use a single blade that rotates at a very high speed. Chopping can be controlled on the length of its spin. It is better to set a fast mode on a longer run to achieve a perfect grind. This grinder is suitable for making drift coffee.

Bodum products are one of the best coffee grinders. They have grinders with impressive timeless and classic designs. Two popular bestseller antique coffee grinders are the Bodum C-Mill Grinder and the Bodum Antigua Grinder.

Most antique coffee grinders are found at gift and antique shops, and also with most coffee grinder collectors. Grinders found at gift shops are easily available and sold in a less expensive package. They are usually sold in garage sales, estate sales and public auctions.

Finding an antique coffee grinder would entail checking on the price. Some people are paying high in order to have the rarest collectable pieces. The popular Enterprise 12 brand can be bought for $5,000. Enterprise 9 is over $1,750. Small ones are sold at fairly reasonable prices.

No matter how expensive these antique coffee grinders can get, nothing beats the fine grind it makes. These grinders are sold expensively for a perfectly good reason. It can make lasting flavorful coffee grounds.

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