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Tips for choosing an engagement ring
Before popping the question, most men realize they know little or nothing about their girlfriend's tastes in jewelry, especially when it comes to a ring she will be wearing forever. It's no wonder then that 75 percent of all brides-to-be give their future husbands direct input on the engagement ring they want, according to industry experts.
Read full story News Source - Moorpark Acorn
Publish date - 05:04:45 05/16/08

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The Making Of Jenna Bush's Engagement Ring
RICHMOND – The brilliant diamond-and-sapphire ring that Henry Hager presented to first twin Jenna Bush when he proposed in August was the result of 125 years of cumulative jewelry experience.
Read full story News Source - NBC 13 Birmingham
Publish date - 01:11:24 05/11/08

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Ring for Bush has local roots
The secret is out: First twin Jenna Bush, who will marry Henry Hager in Texas tomorrow, has Charles Schwarzschild Inc. Jeweler to thank for that brilliant diamond-and-sapphire engagement ring.
Read full story News Source - Richmond Times-Dispatch
Publish date - 04:28:19 05/16/08

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Toss the Man, Not the Jewelry! Recycle Unwanted Gifts
When Delpha Ramos, 23, was in college, she fell for a passionate Italian student, and he gave her a silver promise ring. But in December, after three years together, he broke it off.
Read full story News Source - The Lakeland Ledger
Publish date - 11:10:20 05/14/08

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Hager and Bush will marry in Texas this Saturday
RICHMOND – The brilliant diamond-and-sapphire ring that Henry Hager presented to first twin Jenna Bush when he proposed in August was the result of 125 years of cumulative jewelry experience.  View the audio slideshow here . Hager and Bush will marry in Texas today (5/10). "It was an awful lot of fun to do it," said Jane Sternheimer, owner and president of Charles Schwarzschild Inc. ...
Read full story News Source - Hickory Daily Record
Publish date - 19:14:40 05/09/08

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Va. jeweler provides secret Bush ring
Richmond, Va.—When Jenna Bush ties the knot in Texas tomorrow, a Virginia jeweler will have the satisfaction of having a hand in the high-profile nuptials—or at least a finger.
Read full story News Source - National Jeweler
Publish date - 20:24:54 05/09/08

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