My sister's getting married March next year. She's now working in Singapore, but will be back for good this December!

Her fiance is based here in SoCal. Mom and I are helping her in her wedding preps. Now she's planning to give her fiance a gift. He's an artist - a photographer/musician. Really getting confused on which one is nicer between a necklace and a bracelet. These are Deific jewelry BTW. Getting overwhelmed with their nice collection really! Not sure if silver is ok but the gold one looks a bit special. Jamie Foxx got a silver ring from the said collection though and looks like it goes well with any kind of wardrobe. Will really appreciate your input ladies.


Thanks in advance!
Re: Jewelry Gift for husband-to-be
ETA: I just looked it up because I don't know the brand and saw that the pendant is $230 and the bracelet is $800! For that price, neither of these pieces look that high of quality. If you are looking to spend in that much on a gift, really make sure this is something he wants. Honestly, it isn't my taste and it seems like a ridiculous amount for what looks like shopping mall jewellery. If this is his favourite brand and he talks about it all the time, go ahead. But otherwise, I would reevaluate.
For $800 she could really buy something much, much nicer and longer-lasting.
And how did that fake ultrasound picture for your H work out? Did he cry tears of joy only to have the baby rug pulled out from under him? Because that is exactly how I felt when I had my miscarriage earlier this year.
You are a troll, go back under your bridge.
Somewhere, a bridge is left unguarded.
1. That website offers free global shipping so no reason why your sister can't do this herself.
2. It's a gift that's supposed to be FROM her to HER FUTURE HUSBAND on the DAY THEY UNITE AS HUSBAND AND WIFE. Just how does that conversation go? "My dearest, as an expression of my love and just how happy I am be marrying you, I had my sister poll a bunch of internet strangers to pick out and buy this intimate gift on this, our wedding day." Seriously, she can't even be arsed to pick out her own gift to the guy who is supposed to become her husband?
3. That crap is ugly. It looks like cheap ren faire pewter knock-offs.
Just cut the pretense and have your sister buy him a card that says "I don't give a crap" and call it a day.