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What Engagement Ring You Want Based on Your Zodiac Sign

December 24, 2015

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We’ve heard all types of crazy claims when it comes to ways on can decipher which engagement ring they should have, but Buzzfeed has the craziest of them all so far. In this new and fun quiz, you can find out which ring is the one for you based off what your Zodiac sign is. Here’s a few of the results

Aries- non-diamond ring
Taurus- heart shaped ring
Gemini- cushion cut ring
Cancer- round cut diamond ring
Leo- emerald cut ring
Virgo- classic round cut ring
Libra- vintage ring
Scorpio- radiant cut ring

For more zodiac sign results and explanations, click here.

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