Can true love be measured with money?

A woman recently revealed on social media that her was very disappointed after her fiance gave her a $ 1,300 cheap wedding rings for women on the day of their engagement. She shared the news and received more than 2,000 comments within a few days. Women are showing off their "budget engagement rings" on social media.

The Internet also seems to agree with this, with ladies from all over the world showing off their cheap fireworks on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, some of them cheap women's wedding rings for only $ 60.

After the Today Show asked ladies to provide snapshots showing their budgets, ladies from Australia made up a large portion of the posters.

Many jewellery items cost as low as $ 20, and many women consider this to be an "important idea". They don't need expensive jewelry to celebrate their love.

Women from the UK have also posted pictures of their price-cut rings on social media, and a doctor in Kingston upon Thames proudly shared pictures of her opal and silver engagement ring for £ 55. She also ordered titanium and sapphire wedding rings online for £ 45.

Ariel McRae showed off her £ 100 ring and said 'I would have gotten married to this man if it had been a 25 cent gumball machine ring'

Rachel Chadwick wears a birthstone ring as her engagement ring in sterling silver. 'It was £ 40 and I love it,' she told MailOnline

I decided to spend more money elsewhere on the wedding and got myself a replica wedding ring which I adore ..... it cost me a grand total of $ 16, 'said another thrifty wife alongside this photo

Does true love need to be measured by money? After reading these sharing and comments, we have to think about this issue. However, I think that using cheap wedding rings for women is the smartest choice for the average person. And true love has nothing to do with money.