"I think your finger is having an allergic reaction to all that ugly," a follower wrote. Photo / Facebook
"I think your finger is having an allergic reaction to all that ugly," a follower wrote. Photo / Facebook
A bride-to-be who claims her fiancé sold their house to "get the perfect ring" has been shamed by internet users who said it looks like "costume jewellery".
The anonymous woman, from the US, posted a photograph of her flower-shaped 'purple diamond' ring to the That's It, I'm Ring Shaming groupon Monday.
Anticipating a skeptical response, the bride-to-be declared "Yes it is real and custom designed" and "it's a purple diamond, look it up" alongside the snap.
The bride-to-be insisted her ring was "custom made". Photo / Facebook
She then revealed that she and her new fiancé had sold their house in order to pay for the sizable engagement ring.
Another commented: "I think your finger is having an allergic reaction to all that ugly".
And a third added: "Can you get the house back? Damn. Horrible".
"What cupcake did you find that on??? I haven't seen that in Greggs," commented another.
Others were convinced the controversial post was a joke, with one social media user writing: "You sold your house?! This is satire. I refuse".
Another said: "This is a joke. Either that or ya'll have way more serious issues than the ring. Selling a house for a ring? Good luck in life. Ya'll desperately need it".
"I wish I clearly had the privilege to sell a house for a ring. Better yet one that looks like a gawdy Claire's clearance rack reject."
"I do however appreciate a good joke. Which is all this can be".
