An American woman is ready to give diamond rings to a couple from any corner of the world
'24.01.2021'
Source: Medialeaks
An announcement from an American woman appeared on Facebook, offering everyone who wants to pick up her diamond wedding rings for free. It looks tempting, but there is a nuance: the history of former jewelry owners looks like the biggest fear of lovers, writes Medialeaks.
Seeing off 2020, which brought so many problems and memes, people hoped that 2021 would be fundamentally different. Christine Bonavita from Virginia also believed in this, who decided to set the tone for the year on her own.
According to the publication Honey.Nine.com, for almost 12 months, the 39-year-old woman was going through a difficult divorce from her husband and wanted to get rid of unpleasant experiences.
To inspire herself and others to do good deeds, Christine decided to use social networks and created an ad on her page. The woman wrote that she would be happy to give someone her wedding ring and the same accessory of her ex-husband.
“I want to give my wedding ring and my ex-spouse's ring to a worthy couple who faced adversity in 2020 and can tell how they managed to overcome these adversities together,” explained Bonavita.
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In the post, the woman clarified that she was going through an official divorce, and invited people to pay attention to a white gold ring with a diamond weighing almost two carats. According to experts, this can be purchased for three thousand dollars.
When the ex-husband found out about Bonavita's venture, he also donated his thousand-dollar ring.
“After all this, I came to the conclusion that I want to see smiles on the faces of other people. Suddenly someone needs this wedding gift ”, - said Christine.
According to Bonavita, she wanted to hear a story as honest as her own. In addition, the woman is sure that if the couple managed to go through the pandemic together, then she can handle any problems.
“Everything is so complicated in the world right now and it can be very difficult to stay together. I think that giving away your things with pure intentions is better than holding onto negativity and superstition, ”the woman is sure.
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You can participate too!
According to Pix11Bonavita asks couples to explain in 250 words or less how they coped (or are still coping) with the hurdles of 2020 and marry their lovers. Applications must include your full legal name and a photograph of the couple taken within the last year.
The competition is open to anyone aged 18 and over anywhere in the world.
You can send your application to Bonavita by email [email protected].
