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Bride-to-be mocked for combining her and her fiance’s birthstones in engagement ring and people think it looks like ‘ketchup and mustard’

IT'S without a doubt the most important piece of jewellery you'll ever own - so it's only natural that some women like their engagement ring to have special, personalised detail.

But while it's pretty standard practice for couples to engrave the date they got engaged on the band of the ring, one bride-to-be has taken matters to new extremes by combining her and her fiance's birthstones in one, erm, unique design.

 Unfortunately for the bride, her red garnet birthstone ended up looked like 'ketchup and mustard' next to the yellow topaz
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Unfortunately for the bride, her red garnet birthstone ended up looked like 'ketchup and mustard' next to the yellow topazCredit: Facebook

Sharing her exciting news with her Facebook friends, the woman shared a photo of her ring with the caption: "His birthstone and my birthstone."

The ring itself consists of two heart-shaped jewels: a red garnet for January next to a topaz for November.

Regardless of what you might think if the idea, it's the execution (and the unfortunate colour combination) that's caused a stir on social media.

Posting an image of the ring on the That's It, I'm Wedding Shaming Facebook group, one unimpressed user invited the group's 98,000 members to pass judgement on the design.

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 Users were quick to poke fun at the unusual design
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Users were quick to poke fun at the unusual designCredit: Facebook

And it wasn't long until people compared the ring to "ketchup and mustard".

Taking one look at the design, one joked: "Suddenly I'm craving burgers..."

Another added: "If McDonald's made engagement rings."

Based on Harry Potter's Hogwarts house colours, a third replied: "I hope you're a Gryffindor."

Labelling it a "cute idea", one user wrote: "Horrible way to display it!"

For more wedding horror stories, this bride-t-be proudly flaunted her unusual shell engagement ring on social media - but was roasted for her VERY messy gel manicure instead.

And this mum has begged for help after being told her "disaster" £50 eBay wedding dress will cost £600 to fix.

Plus this shocked bride has revealed her "frugal" mother-in-law bought a WEDDING DRESS and wore it to her big day because she "couldn't resist a bargain".

You can now get an edible version of your engagement ring - in cookie form