#Oval Diamond Anniversary Ring

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2.5ct oval lab-grown diamond, French-set halo & natural diamonds. Pure elegance for forever. 💍✨

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Moissanite engagement ring, rose gold art deco Wedding ring, vintage Oval Moissanite ring Anniversary gift for women, art deco Ring for Girl

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Love on a Budget: Affordable Luxury Lab-Grown Diamond Engagement Rings

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This blog is a manual to assist you with picking the ideal Three-Stone Diamond Ring for engagements and anniversaries. It features the significance of considering the importance behind the ring, the state of the diamonds, the metal for the band, the size and carat weight of the precious stones, and the setting. By remembering these variables, you can choose a ring that isn't just gorgeous yet meaningful and reflective of your unique relationship.

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Happy 25th wedding anniversary to the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh!

The couple tied the knot on June 19 1999 in St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, having started dating six years prior. Edward proposed to Sophie at a holiday in the Bahamas in December 1998 and their engagement was announced on 6 January 1999. The engagement ring featured a two-carat oval diamond flanked by two heart-shaped gemstones set in 18-karat white gold from Asprey and Garrard.

On his wedding day, Prince Edward was created Earl of Wessex, with the subsidiary title of Viscount Severn. On 10 March 2019, his 55th birthday, he was granted the additional title of Earl of Forfar for use in Scotland. On his 59th birthday, 10 March 2023, Edward was created Duke of Edinburgh, and thus making Sophie the Duchess of Edinburgh.

Edward and Sophie have two children: Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor (20) and James Mountbatten-Windsor, Earl of Wessex (16). The family resides in Bagshot Park.

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A Symbol of Love Oval Cut Lab Grown Engagement Ring with Twisted Band Design

When it comes to celebrating love, finding the perfect ring can feel like an overwhelming task. You want something timeless yet modern, meaningful yet stylish, and of course, a symbol of your commitment. Look no further than the Oval Cut Lab-Grown Engagement Ring with a twisted band solitaire design—a stunning piece that encapsulates elegance, sustainability, and craftsmanship.

The Beauty of an Oval Cut Diamond

The oval cut diamond is known for its classic yet distinctive shape, offering a balance of tradition and modernity. Its elongated design makes the diamond appear larger, catching the light in a way that’s both striking and graceful. For those who love vintage-inspired rings with a contemporary twist, the oval cut is a brilliant choice. The brilliance of this cut reflects light beautifully, making it a show-stopper in any setting.

What makes this ring truly special is that it’s made with a lab-grown diamond. These diamonds are ethically sourced, created in a controlled environment with minimal environmental impact. They offer the same quality and brilliance as mined diamonds but come with the peace of mind that you're making an eco-friendly and responsible choice. 🌍✨

Twisted Band: A Modern Symbol of Unity

One of the most captivating features of this ring is its twisted band. The intertwining design symbolizes the bond between two people, making it an ideal choice for engagements or anniversaries. The band, made from polished white gold, adds a sleek, sophisticated touch that complements the sparkle of the oval cut diamond perfectly. It’s a minimalist design, yet deeply meaningful—representing the strength and unity of your relationship.

Handmade for a Personal Touch

There’s something truly special about gifting or receiving handmade jewelry. Each piece tells its own story, crafted with care and attention to detail. This handmade oval cut engagement ring is no exception. The artisanship behind this piece ensures that no two rings are exactly alike, offering a personal touch that makes it even more meaningful. By choosing handmade, you’re celebrating individuality and supporting skilled artisans who pour their heart into their work.

A Thoughtful Anniversary Gift for Her

While this ring is perfect for engagements, its versatility also makes it a beautiful anniversary gift. Whether you’re marking your first year together or a major milestone, the Oval Cut Lab-Grown Diamond Ring serves as a reminder of your enduring love and commitment. Its timeless design ensures that it can be worn and cherished for a lifetime, becoming part of her daily life or reserved for special occasions.

The combination of the lab-grown diamond, twisted band, and the handmade craftsmanship offers something truly unique—a symbol of love that’s as thoughtful as it is beautiful.

Conclusion

If you're looking for a ring that combines beauty, sustainability, and meaning, the Oval Cut Lab-Grown Engagement Ring with a twisted band solitaire design is the perfect choice. Whether it's for an engagement, anniversary, or simply to celebrate the love you share, this white gold ring is an exquisite, handcrafted piece she will treasure forever.

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A Symphony in Blue 💙✨

The oval London Blue Topaz Diamond Ring is a masterpiece of elegance and depth. With its rich, captivating blue hues framed by sparkling diamonds, this ring embodies the perfect balance between boldness and sophistication. It's a piece that tells a story, one of timeless beauty and quiet strength.

Let this deep blue gem be your signature of grace.

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As It Should Be.

Cowboy!Eddie x Female Reader (Fluff)

Summary: Eddie wants to spend the rest of his life with you. Proposing to the girl of his dreams was just the next step.

Warnings: Just tooth-rotting probably badly written fluff

Word Count:1,147

Authour’s Note:I’m absolutely obsessed with cowboy!eddie and so I wanted to write a little something more with him.  If you’re wondering who Miss Evelyn is, she’s a little old lady who is a regular at the pie shop. You should probably check out this thread I wrote with @munsonology to help make sense of things.

also here’s a link to my previous Cowboy!Eddie fic

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Wayne unfurled the small velvet box from the depths of his denim work jeans, before cracking it open to reveal the small oval diamond settled nicely onto a delicately weaved gold band.

Eddie eyed the ring in the box with awe, and a slight nervous excitement fizzing inside him.

“Thanks for this, Wayne. I know that this ring means a lot to you.” Eddie nods as he takes the ring and box from his uncle’s hands.

“Your momma would’a wanted you to have it, Ed. I was just holding on to it until you needed it.” Wayne smiles as he lays a hand on his nephew’s shoulder. 

"Think she'll like it, Pa?" Eddie asks, turning his head towards his uncle.

Wayne knew how Eddie could be sometimes. Getting in his own head and worrying too much. 

"Son, that sweet girl loves the bones of you. She looks 'atcha like the sun shines outta your ass. She'll love it, because she loves you." Wayne chuckles in his gruff voice. 

“I just want everything to be perfect for her, y’know?” his big brown eyes look out to the slowly setting sun from the porch overlooking the sprawling fields ahead of him.

“It will be Son. She’s gonna love it.” Wayne smiled as he ruffled the mess of Eddie’s dark curls. 

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Eddie finished up putting the last few bits into the picnic basket. A few bits of fruit, some bread, as well as a container of Miss Evelyn’s famous fried chicken and mac and cheese, which she had kindly made and gave to Eddie when he told her that he was planning to propose to you. She insisted that if you were going to do this then you should do it right, and with a good meal to share between you. 

Finally finishing up with a bottle of champagne tucked into the basket, and with a little bit of hope, and if all went to plan, the evening would end in a celebration. He makes one final check that the ring is safely hidden away in his pocket before he heard your voice calling out to him.

“Eddie, Honey? Are you ready to go?” You call as you make your way down the stairs, and towards where you know he is in the kitchen.

“Yeah Sugar, we’re all packed up here” he shouts over his shoulder before turning around to look at you.

You’re wearing a cute blue and white chequered sun-dress, and a pair of flat sandals. Your hair is in a perfectly messy updo, with a few loose curls framing your face. 

Eddie can’t help the smile that spreads across his face when he sees you, everyday he counts his lucky stars that you’re with him. He doesn’t want anyone else. You’re it for him. He wants those cosy moments curled up in bed together, he wants those early mornings sharing breakfast together, and every little moment in between.

He takes you by the hand, leading you towards his pickup truck. Opening up the passenger side door, he helps you into your seat. He quickly rushed around to the driver's seat, before hopping behind the wheel next to you.

“Ready Darlin?” 

“Let’s go cowboy!” You laugh.

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Eddie pulled up to your favourite spot. The sprawling and colourful flower fields with the grand oak tree. The very same tree that you and him had carved your initials into on your one year anniversary of being together.

Getting out of the truck, he once again rushes around to your side to take your hand and help you step down from the passenger side.

With the picnic basket in one hand and your hand in his other you two set off to find the perfect place to set down your blanket. 

Eddie spreads out the soft blanket on to the grass, and you both begin to pull out all the food and drinks from the basket.

The sun is setting, turning the sky a hazy shade of pink and you and Eddie spend it laughing and joking, talking about everything and anything. It was always so easy between you, the conversation never running dry. The food was amazing, you’d have to thank Evelyn for next time she was in the shop, and make sure to save a slice of maple pecan pie for her to take home.

You’d comfortably been laying your head across Eddie’s lap as he leant back against the tree, loosely twirling a strand of hair between his fingers. Just enjoying the comfort of being in each other’s company.

The evening drew in and the small velvet box was burning a hole in Eddie’s pocket. He had to ask you. It was now or never.

“Hey, Darlin’...Look at me a minute, I wanna talk to you..well, I wanna ask you something, really.” he starts.

“What is it Ed?” you say as you begin to sit up, your eyes looking at him so sweetly.

He steadies his breath for a moment. He’d thought for a long time about what he would say to you in this moment, how he’d ask you, but right now his words were failing him. His heart is hammering in his chest.

“I like to think that the stars aligned the day I met you. I knew I wanted to get to know you more. Then when I got to know you more, I knew that I never wanted you out of my life. I can’t imagine the rest of my life without you in it. Darlin’ you’re the best thing to ever happen to me, and I want to be with you forever and always. So what I guess I’m asking you, Sweetheart, is that…Will you marry me?” he finishes, pulling the ring box from out of his pocket and opening it up before you.

You’re overcome with emotions, crying tears of joy as you wrap your arms around his shoulders.

“Yes! Yes! Yes! Oh my god! Yes!” you cry, wiping away the tears from your eyes.

“Darlin’ I can’t tell you how happy it makes me to hear you say that.” he says as he plucks the ring from its box and slips it over your ring finger and pulls you close to kiss you deeply.

“Oh Ed! It’s beautiful.” you marvel, looking at the delicate band that now adorned your finger. 

“It was my Mom’s, she would’ve wanted you to have it.” he smiles.

Your heart warms at his admission. He wanted you to have his mother’s ring. You didn’t think it was possible to love him anymore than you already did, but now your heart was overflowing with emotions for the sweet man in front of you.

He was the only one for you, and you couldn’t be happier to begin to plan the rest of your life with him. Just you and Eddie. Together. As it should be.

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In London during the late spring of 1953, preparations for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s Coronation were reaching their denouement.

Couturier Norman Hartnell was completing a dress to outshine any other.

Tucked away at the back of Hartnell’s lavish Mayfair townhouse, a team of embroiderers were finishing stitching a floral garland on the ivory silk bodice and crinoline.

Pastel thread, jewels, sequins, beads and 10,000 seed pearls were sewn as Commonwealth emblems and British flora around an English Tudor rose scattered with diamond dewdrops.

Six young, aristocratic maids of honour, including 19-year-old Lady Anne Coke – best-selling author Anne Glenconner – were being drilled like guardsmen by The Duke of Norfolk, responsible for organising the coronation, as they rehearsed the walk to the Abbey altar, with his wife, the Duchess, standing in for The Queen.

“If the Bishops don’t learn to walk in step,” he remonstrated, “we’ll be here all night.”

The photographer Cecil Beaton, well-versed in photographing crowned heads and aristocrats in the Vogue studios, was prepping a vantage point in Westminster Abbey, high up by the organ pipes, as the best location from which to capture the ceremony.

It would be a long day; he’d fill his top hat with sandwiches to sustain him.

Nearby, at Garrard, the Crown Jeweller and his team of master craftsmen were hunched over workbenches altering the Imperial State Crown to fit the young Queen’s head.

Garrard had made the Crown in 1937 for King George VI – a replica of the crown designed and crafted for Queen Victoria, which contained virtually all the same stones symbolic of centuries of Royal history, fitted around a purple velvet cap and ermine band.

Clusters of diamond-set crosses and fleurs-de-lis linked by swags of diamonds, supported by sapphires, emeralds and pearls in the form of oak leaves and acorns, dazzled around the massive 317.40 carat Cullinan II diamond, the Second Star of Africa, cut from the largest diamond ever discovered.

Above it sat the Black Prince’s Ruby – in fact, a spinel, worn by Henry V at Agincourt – while the 104 carat oval Stuart sapphire gleamed at the rear of the band, with the cross atop the orb set with the sapphire from Edward the Confessor’s ring.

King George VI requested Garrard create an inner “hammock” style fitting, like a guard’s officer’s bearskin, to distribute the nearly three pounds of weight evenly on his head.

Reshaping the circlet for Queen Elizabeth II involved remounting the stones and motifs of which it is composed, as well as repositioning and lowering the arches, all of which required craftsmanship of the highest skill. 

The aim was to improve the strength of the crown with lightness of weight, which isn’t easy with large stones, and those which were cut nearly 300 years ago.

They were working against the clock. The new Queen required time before the ceremony to become accustomed to the crown’s feel and weight.

“There are some disadvantages to crowns, but otherwise they are very important things,” said Her Majesty, recalling its heaviness on the 65th anniversary of the coronation.

“Fortunately, my father and I have roughly the same shaped head, so once you put it on, it stays.”

The media demanded constant updates on Garrard’s work, with the coronation making broadcasting history as the first service to be televised, adding to the sense of pressure.

In addition, two gold Armill bracelets of sincerity and wisdom, symbolic of the monarch’s bond with the people needed to be finished, which were replacing the 17th-century enamel bracelets dating from the coronation of King Charles II.

In previous ceremonies, the Armills had been carried, but these were made for the Queen to wear, decorated with two rows of engraving and Tudor rose clasps with red velvet linings.

Garrard was also inundated with cleaning requests.

“No one had worn their jewellery or tiaras during the war,” explains Lady Anne.

“People were queuing to have their tiaras, which were like great fenders of diamonds, stomachers and necklaces cleaned.”

On the day, 2 June 1953, it poured with rain.

Lady Anne remembers arriving at the Abbey:

“It was pretty dark and cold. Our dresses weren’t lined, there were clothing coupons after the war you see.

A tiny thread of blue cotton had been placed on the floor in the Abbey, so the Queen knew where to stand.

When the procession began, we walked past row upon row of tiaras, as well as people in their National dress.

The Queen walked a bit faster than the Duchess had in rehearsals, so we had to adjust our steps.”

The ceremony ended at 2 o’clock in the afternoon.

Hartnell left after watching his historic dress sweep down the aisle followed by the procession of royal pages, maids of honour, peers and peeresses sparkling with diamonds, looking, he remarked:

“Like a lovely hunk of fruitcake, the damson jam of velvet bordered with clotted cream of ermine and sprinkled with the sugar of diamonds.”

Beaton rushed to Buckingham Palace to photograph the Queen theatrically against a painted backdrop, holding the orb and sceptre and wearing the Imperial State Crown.

The Crown Jeweller Garrard remained until The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh had taken lunch in the Abbey annex, in case any last-minute adjustments to the diamond-encrusted Crown were needed.

“Cecil was waiting when we all returned from the Abbey,” Lady Anne continues.

“He had everything set up for the photographs, and that’s when I really noticed the Crown and jewels glittering under the bright lights and took note of it all.

The Queen looked so young, beautiful and vulnerable, so the contrast of seeing her crowned with all the regalia was extraordinary.

She was weighted down a bit, but I remember thinking it was terribly poignant.”

A tense moment followed.

“The Duke of Edinburgh was fussing around, and Cecil got irritated, put his camera down and said, ‘Oh Sir, would you prefer to take the photographs?’” Lady Anne laughs.

“The Queen looked a bit horrified, and The Duke wandered off. You see, The Duke would have liked the photographer Baron, but it was The Queen Mother who adored Cecil.”

Later, it was still rainy and dark outside.

When the gleaming, crowned figure of The Queen appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony, she shone with a sense of tradition and permanence.

With the Imperial State Crown, she wore the Coronation necklace and earrings, made in 1858 by Garrard and worn by Queen Alexandra and Queen Mary, including 25 brilliants suspending the Lahore diamond drop.

Time will tell if the Armills will return to being carried at the Coronation of HRH The Prince of Wales, and if he has inherited the Windsor head shape, but should substantial adjustments be required, the crown will appear once more unchanged.

The historical continuity of the regalia, and the fact the crown is still in constant use, makes these jewels created in the Garrard workshop the most potent in the world.

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Solitaire Engagement Rings: Your Complete Guide

Categories: Engagement Rings

Timeless, elegant, and highly popular, solitaire engagement rings continue to capture hearts with their minimalist beauty. Loved for their simple yet refined design, these rings are a top choice for those seeking a sophisticated look. At Woner International, a diamond jewelry exporter of global repute, we offer a stunning selection of solitaire engagement rings that stand out for their exceptional craftsmanship and style.

Whether it’s a proposal or a special anniversary, solitaire rings symbolize life’s most precious moments with their sleek bands and brilliant diamonds. In this guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about solitaire engagement rings and why they’re a favorite in the world of fine jewelry.

What Is A Solitaire Engagement Ring?

The term "solitaire" originates from the Latin word “Solus,” meaning "alone" or "sole." In the world of jewelry, a solitaire engagement ring refers to a single diamond set prominently on a metal band, creating a classic and elegant look. Solitaire rings are known for their simplicity and their ability to highlight the diamond’s brilliance. At Woner International, our solitaire diamond rings showcase exquisite craftsmanship, offering clients timeless beauty in every piece.

Why Choose A Solitaire Engagement Ring?

For individuals with a refined sense of style, solitaire engagement rings are the perfect choice. The simplicity of the design ensures that the center diamond shines brilliantly, making it the star of the show. Here are a few reasons why solitaire engagement rings are a great choice:

Uncomplicated Beauty: With no additional stones or elaborate details, the solitaire setting allows the diamond to truly shine.

Timeless Appeal: The minimal design ensures that this style never goes out of fashion, offering sophistication for years to come.

Versatile: Solitaire rings pair beautifully with gemstone jewelry or wedding bands, making them adaptable to any occasion or style.

Customization Options: Whether you prefer rose gold, yellow gold, or platinum, you can customize your solitaire ring to suit your personal style. At Woner International, we provide a wide range of options to make your solitaire engagement ring unique.

The combination of diamond jewelry exporter expertise and high-quality materials ensures that your solitaire ring from Woner International will remain a cherished symbol of love and commitment.

Solitaire Engagement Rings for Every Diamond Shape

Solitaire rings are designed to accommodate various diamond shapes and sizes, ensuring the diamond remains secure and beautifully highlighted. While round diamonds are the traditional choice, you can also opt for fancy shapes such as oval, pear, cushion, marquise, and emerald cut diamonds. At Woner International, a diamond jewelry exporter, we provide a diverse range of diamond shapes to match every preference and style.

What to Look For in a Solitaire Engagement Ring

When choosing a solitaire engagement ring, the most important aspect to consider is the quality of the diamond. Since the design is simple, all the attention is on the center stone. Therefore, it’s essential to choose a high-quality diamond that is certified and evaluated based on the 4 Cs: Cut, Color, Clarity, and Carat.

At Woner International, we recommend diamonds that are GIA-certified, ensuring that your solitaire ring not only looks magnificent but also meets the highest industry standards. Whether you’re looking for a classic round diamond or a unique fancy shape, our experts are here to guide you through the process.

Additionally, there are a variety of prong settings to choose from, including classic four-prong, six-prong, bezel, and cathedral settings. Each style offers its own unique aesthetic, allowing you to create a personalized design that reflects your taste.

Pros and Cons of a Solitaire Setting

Pros:

Timeless and classic design that never goes out of style.

Versatile enough to pair with any wedding band.

Emphasizes the beauty of the center diamond.

Cons:

Fewer design elements compared to more elaborate settings.

More frequent cleaning may be needed as there are no other stones to distract from dirt on the diamond.

Lab-Created Diamond Solitaire Ring Price

If you're seeking affordability without compromising on quality, consider a lab-grown diamond solitaire engagement ring. Lab-grown diamonds are 100% real diamonds with the same chemical and optical properties as natural diamonds. At Woner International, a trusted diamond jewelry exporter, we offer lab-created diamonds that are both eco-friendly and budget-friendly.

Lab-grown diamonds are priced about 30% lower than earth-mined diamonds, making them an excellent choice for those looking to create a custom solitaire engagement ring without breaking the bank. You’ll get the same brilliance, clarity, and durability, but at a more affordable price.

Solitaire Engagement Rings With a Wedding Band

Solitaire engagement rings are highly versatile and pair beautifully with nearly any wedding band. For a harmonious look, choose a wedding band that matches the metal of your engagement ring. For those looking to add extra sparkle, stacking multiple bands on either side of the solitaire ring is a popular trend.

At Woner International, we offer custom options for both engagement rings and wedding bands, allowing you to create a seamless set that’s as unique as your love story.

FAQs

What is the difference between a solitaire and a diamond? A solitaire refers to the setting—a single stone placed on the band—while a diamond refers to the type of gemstone. Solitaire settings can hold diamonds or other gemstones.

Does an engagement ring have to be a solitaire? No, while solitaire rings are the most popular, there are many other engagement ring styles to choose from.

Why are solitaire rings the best? Solitaire rings are incredibly versatile and timeless, allowing for easy pairing with wedding bands of various styles. Their minimal design ensures that they’ll never go out of fashion.

At Woner International, we pride ourselves on being a premier diamond jewelry exporter, offering the finest solitaire engagement rings to clients around the globe. Whether you prefer a traditional diamond or a lab-grown alternative, we’re here to help you create the ring of your dreams. Contact us today to begin your journey toward the perfect engagement ring!

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Pursue your happiness

Epilogue - The Party

Characters: James "Bucky" Barnes; OFC (Ruby); All their family and friends, including the Avengers

Content warnings: None. Just fluff and dancing and love.

Summary: The day of the party arrives

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Ruby

A month later, I was putting on my fancy, expensive dress to head to the lavish party that Bucky, Sam, Steve & Nat had all arranged.

I wore a glittery deep red a-line, with a floor length tulle skirt, sweetheart neckline and off the shoulder sleeves.  It fit me like it was made for me and I felt so beautiful. Bucky was wearing a black suit with a deep maroon jacket & tie to match my dress.  

Walking into the restaurant that Bucky had chosen, seeing all the decorations in place and all of our friends and family there, it felt more like an engagement or birthday party rather than a 3rd anniversary party.

Everyone we knew was there - I guess a 3rd anniversary is a big deal.  I had thought it was going to be an intimate little party with just our families and close friends, but Bucky had outdone himself on this occasion.

After a magnificently delicious dinner, a DJ started playing some tunes and everyone got up to dance.  I walked around, holding Bucky’s hand so tightly and spoke with as many people as I could.

All of a sudden the people on the dance floor parted and the song “All of me” by John Legend came on.  Bucky held his hand out to me and tugged me onto the dance floor.  We held each other tight and swayed in time with the music.  I was too emotional to say anything so I just kissed him occasionally and let him hold me close.

About 2/3 of the way through he stepped back, but kept hold of my hand.  I thought the music paused, then I saw someone hand Bucky a microphone.  I was quite confused, was he going to sing the rest of the song?

“Ruby Jane Masters.  Happy 30th birthday my beautiful girl.  I have gathered our family and friends around tonight to show you how much you mean to all of us, but especially me.  

Just over 3 years ago you walked in to my life like a ray of sunshine, then 3 years ago today you agreed to be mine and every day since then has just gotten better and better.

We’ve had our ups and downs - even as recently as a month ago when I was trying to plan all of this and you thought something else was going one, but the one constant in our relationship is that we’ve been able to work through any downs we have had and come out stronger on the other side.  And I don’t think this most recent situation is any different.

When you thought you had ruined the surprise party, I told you that you only ruined the party part of the surprise, but there is one surprise I managed to keep from you.”

With that I saw him reach into his jacket pocket and get down on one knee and I couldn’t help but start to cry.  This amazing man who I thought was done with me and cheated on me, had been planning this proposal at this surprise party all along.

“Ruby, I love you with all my heart and being.  Would you do me the most incredible honour of agreeing to be Mrs Barnes?”

“Oh My God, Yes, James.. Bucky of course, I’d love to be Mrs Barnes.”

He stood up and kissed me and then opened the box and I saw the most gorgeous oval cut diamond with 2 smaller diamonds along the white gold band on either side of the main diamond.  It was exactly the ring I would have chosen myself.

The music started up again and everyone crowded around us to congratulate us and it seemed like the whole party was on the dance floor swaying to the music.

And from all the heartache of a month earlier, when I thought my relationship was over, it had been renewed and strengthened.

Little did Bucky know that I had my own surprise for him that night..

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AN: That's it folks, the last part. Thanks to everyone who has read, liked, reblogged and commented.

If you have any questions about Bucky & Ruby, let me know, maybe we can do some, what's happening with them now or answering questions about what happened in the story in future.

As usual, don't forget to like, re-blog and comment here to tell me your favourite part

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