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admin / January 19, 2021

5 Ways to Get Your Boyfriend or Husband to Buy You a Bigger, Better Diamond — for much less than expected.

Any diamond, bought from the heart, warms the heart. But everyone naturally prefers a bigger, better diamond. Here are 5 ways to 100% let your husband or boyfriend know how he CAN afford MUCH better than he thinks.

It’s not just for you. It’s for him too. Gifting diamonds is as great a feeling of love and pleasure as receiving one. Not only the receiver but the giver too naturally prefers a bigger, better diamond.

I show in my blog here how anyone can save more than half the cost of a diamond by using my search techniques. (Sounds too good to be true, but you’ll see the screenshot proof in article after article here.)

Some examples of how your husband or boyfriend can save money on a diamond:

At the time of publication, I’ve focused mostly on engagement rings, but over the next days I’m adding pendant and earring shopping techniques as well.

Plus, you or your boyfriend or husband can always contact me for personal, free personal shopping advice. It’s best to use the message function at the Facebook page. (https://www.facebook.com/Howtoshopforadiamond) I’ll reply within a couple of days max. Often faster than that.

  • Pay $4,960 instead of $12,750 (and get a certified, bigger, better diamond ring)
  • Pay $1,660 instead of $3,299 (and get a certified, better diamond ring)
  • Pay $10,000 instead of $24,000 (and get a certified, better diamond ring)

Telling a husband or boyfriend about this new site with our age’s new diamond search/shopping techniques… can be awkward. It doesn’t have to be, but it can be.

You might fear you’ll seem to be fishing for a gift, when really you just don’t want him to spend more than he has to.

He might think that you think he doesn’t know how to shop for a diamond. (Maybe he doesn’t, and that’s ok. He can learn easily, after seeing a few examples of how I save thousands of dollars on diamonds.)

But none of this is a barrier to letting him know how to save thousands, quite literally.

You just need to make it fun, a challenge.

Here are 5 ways to let him know how to shop for a diamond, not overspend, and get a better diamond

Send him a link to How to Shop for a Diamond, or to the Facebook page.

It’s the straight up approach, for relationships in which everyone’s super comfortable. If you’re 95% but not 100% comfy with the idea, just add some humor to cover the remaining 5%. “I know you’re getting me a diamond … thought I’d save you some money you could spend on the vacation…”

Tweet or post in social media space where he’ll see it

You know he follows you on Twitter or wherever. Post a link to an article here in that space from time to time. He’ll see it. And all your friends who are even considering a piece of diamond jewelry will thank you.

Tell his sister about this site (or these search techniques)

Besides a diamond, a cool sister of your husband or boyfriend can be a woman’s best friend. That’s true especially when it comes to tipping him off about newly possible search techniques. She’ll also love saving thousands while getting a better diamond.

Substitute other relatives or friends as appropriate.

Send him a single, personal spoof (but not mass) email

For the would-be secret agents, this is perfect. (For anyone else, it may be just creepy! Yeah … kind of creepy, girl…. ) Make a fake email. Write a marketing headline. Inside, write a jokey love letter. And it really is a loving act. You’re saving him tons of money. No one said it had to be a selfless act.

Buy a diamond for him (together with a weekend away)

Buy him a diamond ring using search techniques for this site … and also pay for a weekend away (or an entire week, or more …) on the money you saved.

And later, tell him how skillfully you did it. Money isn’t taboo among the closest couples. He’ll admire your skill.

Giving diamonds is a beautiful experience. Many women don’t really consider it. The option is there. And yes, men love diamonds too.

I’ll be adding more articles on how to use these search techniques to save tons on diamonds for men. (You can always message me at the Facebook page if you want personal, free advice on how.)

Conclusion: You can save your husband or boyfriend thousands. And get a bigger, better diamond. It’s easy:

  1. Choose a technique above.
  2. Implement it right now.
  3. See your certified, better diamond against your skin in the not too distant future.

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