Actually this is based off of your state's laws and sometimes, if it goes to court, the judge's verdict. In many states, the engagement ring is used as a symbol of two people entering into a contract to get married. If they do not follow through with the contract (no marriage) then the ring must be returned to the person that bought it. The ring does not belong to the woman until she is married. It is not a "gift." It is a symbol of a contract.
Conclusion : Yes You should give engagement rings.
Answer 1:
If he broke off the engagement, you can keep the ring. If you broke it off, you must return the ring. However, if the ring is a family heirloom, the decent thing is to return it.
Answer 2:
No matter what, no matter who breaks it off, diamond engagement rings or bridal sets should be returned.
Answer 3:
Answer 1 is generally regarded as the law in all states that I've heard of. One could consult an attorney if in doubt.
No, there is no law (in the US) requiring that she give back the wedding and engagement ring. Totally correct because the rings are considered a GIFT.
No, once a woman is given an engagement ring it is hers to keep, but many women would prefer to give the ring back as they are no longer engaged. Also, even if the man gets the engagement ring back it would be crass to give it to another woman should he become engaged again. If the engagement ring was a family heirloom then it would be kind of her to return the ring.
No matter what the engagement ring costs once you have given it to her and then she breaks off the engagement the engagement ring is hers to keep (considered a gift.) Some women will give the ring back, while others will keep it.
Do get get your engagement ring back if there is no longer an engagement live California
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You should give that back.
I believe you are asking if you can give just the engagement ring and not the whole wedding set. Please clarify the question, if this is not the case. Yes, you can give just an engagement ring. Usually the man proposes with an engagement ring and then the wedding band is worn after the wedding along side the engagement ring.
If you are married she should already have an engagement ring. You give her the engagement ring when you propose, before the wedding is even planned.
Unless it is a family heirloom, then no the young woman does not need to give the ring back to her ex fiance. He gave it to her as a gift and it is hers. There is no reason he should want it back because if he met another woman and wanted to give her an engagement ring she would not appreciate getting a ring he had given his previous love.
Whether England, the U.S. or Canada when an engagement ring is given to a young woman it is hers to keep. However, although rare sometimes the young man may give a family heirloom as the engagement ring and it would be gracious of the ex fiancee to give the ring back to her ex fiance.
You would definitely have to look into your local laws and even consult with your lawyer on this matter but usually when you give an engagement ring it is a gift and belongs to her. If she wants to give it back that would be up to her. Have you tried asking/telling her you want it back?
No. An engagement ring is given in contemplation of marriage. If the marriage occurred the contract was completed and the ring became the woman's property. Unless there was some prenuptial agreement the ring belongs to her.