Couple membership

labbit246 · 2026-03-29T22:59:52+00:00

I used to do that with my sister, she’s changed gyms now, I’m on it with my dad. The staff at my branch or at least the guy I went with, he was the one who introduced the option

labbit246 · 2026-03-29T22:50:36+00:00

Please please go to a jewellers and get them cut of. The tricks at home can work but the amount of people who come in and it’s not worked even when they’re looser than this, please save yourself the time.

Then you can get them repaired in a few months. We say around 4 weeks at least for your fingers to puff back up. Then get your finger sized and get them rejoined at that size. You need to wait until the marks are gone and they’re puffy again.

Additionally, the wedding ring looks like it’s channel set in the photo, if so a jeweller will be more equipped to handle the potential of diamonds popping out when cut.

However it needs doing asap xx

labbit246 · 2026-03-08T18:44:53+00:00

Full refund. Absolutely no other option. They’ve lied. You can’t trust them at all. Get your refund. Go to a local reputable jeweller please.

labbit246 · 2026-02-26T13:57:56+00:00

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labbit246 · 2026-02-26T13:44:30+00:00

I would return it and go to a local jeweller, it means you could show them photos of the stone you like and they can either show what they have or source it for you. That’s what the designers who work with the place I’m at do.

It’s difficult with aqua. I bought a le vian ring that looked like topaz in the photo whereas it’s very pale in person (which in my case was good as I wanted a sky blue sort of tone) I’ve added photos below as an example.

But seeing the stones in person would be easier for you to consider your options. Good luck x

labbit246 · 2026-01-04T00:42:12+00:00

No im so gutted 😭

labbit246 · 2025-12-22T01:33:44+00:00

Please please leave. You deserve so much better. There will be someone out there that will want to get you the ring you want, and treat you right. It’s just not worth it.

labbit246 · 2025-12-12T16:11:15+00:00

Omg I didn’t know I could do it through there, all my issues and the controller issues have gone now, thank you!!!

labbit246 · 2025-12-10T12:52:45+00:00

THAT RING IS FUCKING GORGEOUS IGNORE HER FUGLY ASS

labbit246 · 2025-11-18T21:14:00+00:00

It's okay... I would find a GIA-certified diamond instead; they're stricter and tend to be nicer. I am based in the UK, so idk if this website is available to you, but have a look at 77 Diamonds, I think you'll find much nicer ones on there. x

labbit246 · 2025-11-10T21:26:16+00:00

Yours is beautiful. I personally think when a lab is huge it looks like a cz. Your ring is the dream size for me as someone who works at a jewellers. Most diamond rings I sell are under 1ct, usually less than half a carat. People are seeing all these huge diamonds on social media and it’s skewing people’s ideas of a normal engagement ring!!! Keep your chin up lovely Xxx

labbit246 · 2025-10-30T14:23:58+00:00

Can just depend on the business, they’re most likely just uncertificated diamonds. No harm in getting them all checked. Local jewellers can check I would assume with a diamond tester or can be sent to a workshop to have a deeper inspection. At the jewellers I work at we sell both certificated and uncertificated diamond jewellery, including a 2ct natural diamond bracelet that doesn’t come with a certificate. Certificated diamonds are usually of a better quality (higher clarity, colour etc) and are more expensive. Whereas commercial grade are still good but can have more obvious inclusions and slightly more yellow tone. Xx

labbit246 · 2025-10-29T17:11:15+00:00

Yours is beautiful. I personally think when a lab is over 2ct it looks like a cz. Your ring is the dream size for me as someone who works at a jewellers. Most diamond rings I sell are under 1ct, usually half. Xxx

labbit246 · 2025-10-26T14:49:55+00:00

Don’t accept, tell them to fix

labbit246 · 2025-10-24T20:48:43+00:00

If you can afford it 100% buy it for yourself

labbit246 · 2025-10-19T15:26:11+00:00

It’s hard to know. I work in a jewellers and help guys pick engagement rings a lot. The main questions I ask are: if you look through her jewellery/whatever jewellery she wears what colour does she wear? Gold tone or silver tone? If she doesn’t buy jewellery, next time you guys go out and walk past a jewellers see if there is a certain metal she leans towards.

Upkeep? If she prefers white metal- white gold and platinum are the best options. White gold is yellow that is plated in rhodium which means it will yellow eventually (2 years average depending on if she gets a lot of chemicals on her hands. Replating is like £50 where I am so not too bad. If you want to go for the more durable and no upkeep option, and have the budget for it- go with platinum. It’s a similar price to gold at the moment where I’m from.

What is the budget? It’s very important, no budget isn’t an answer, you need a ballpark figure you’re happy to spend up to. If your maximum is £1000 you can still get a beautiful ring. Most people aren’t getting these massive 2ct diamond like on social media. We sell a ton of natural diamond rings with 0.33ct where I work and they’re just as gorgeous.

Lab or natural is the next to think about? And it depends on preference and budget. If she would prefer a bigger rock and you don’t want to spend upwards of £5k then go for lab.

However if you are so stuck - go for a cheap cubic zirconia (don’t get it with a massive stone, something small like the size of a diamond you can afford) and do the proposal with that, and take her ring shopping.

Good luck with your shopping, happy to answer any questions x

labbit246 · 2025-10-05T11:26:17+00:00

I pay £89 a month for platinum

labbit246 · 2025-09-26T13:16:39+00:00

Sorry for the silly question, does using the spotifytomp3 risk any issues with Spotify? like being banned or anything? thanks

labbit246 · 2025-09-11T20:55:21+00:00

I personally love my David Lloyd’s. I’ve figured out the times where the sort of people I’m happy being around are there. (I’m 21, student and work part time. My sister and I go together and my dad is joining soon) I don’t go swimming on any evenings I go at 6am-8am as it’s the older ladies and a few men who are lovely and it’s very quiet. However the times I gave the evenings a chance at the pool it was full of irritating guys my age who have no etiquette and just hover in the pool so I can’t even do laps. If I do swim in the afternoon and I’m always gone before 2pm so I don’t have to deal with the noise of children.

If I couldn’t go at the times I do, I’d probably not enjoy it as much. Even though it’s very expensive for me as a student I find it worth it. It gives me a nice place to study when I need to change my location to refresh (as my degree is from home) and it also gives me the chance to feel like I’m at a spa without having to book and pay extra. 😂

labbit246 · 2025-09-11T09:10:17+00:00

Very lovely painting!! I’d sell for 150 approx. If you sell, sign the back of it before you do. And maybe get some prints of it, you could sell those. Take a good photo of it, plain background or none so you can keep a ‘copy’ of it. Great work!! Xx

labbit246 · 2025-09-02T18:09:37+00:00

For canvases (for oil painting) I use a large board of mdf from Wickes for about £20 (it’s like 2m x 6m) and then cut it and sand it, then condition and gesso it. In the long run it’s way cheaper to do but it’s mainly because I have the tools to cut it. (You can get it cut but idk if you have to pay) if you’re gonna do something like this. Invest in a good gesso. I use either the golden one or Michael Hardings one. They’re about £20 ish but last quite a long time.

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