"Well let me help with both of those, then! Women's rings are over here, the men's are on this side. You can generally tell them apart by looking at the band. A men's ring is thicker and wider, especially at the top when it has a stone. You'll also notice that any stones are usually set into the band of a men's ring, and for women's rings there is usually a basket holding a center stone on top of the ring. Diamonds are the classic choice for engagements, and they come in many shapes and sizes for different budgets. What do you think of these?" He asks, tracing a line under a row of moderately priced rings with a visible but modest diamond at the top.

Marui's perusing eventually takes him to the featured items case where his eyes catch the iridescence of a fire opal in the sunlight filtering through the window. The golden yellow circle serves as the centerpiece to a design surrounded by diamond flower petals. What a warm, cheerful ring. It kind of reminds him of a daisy.

Huh...