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Amelia Perrin

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The calm ambition of Maisie Peters

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By Amelia Perrin
| The Line of Best Fit Verified
Navigating misogyny and the strange fear of turning 25 in a youth-obsessed business, Maisie Peters has grounded herself in the English countryside and among the fans who have grown up holding her hand, she tells Amelia Perrin. In May 2024, I took a video of myself lip-syncing to Lost the Breakup by Maisie Peters. Not, in itself, unusual - I’d been rinsing The Good Witch for months, still riding the emotional aftershocks of my own breakup a year and a half earlier.
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When Should You Start Shopping for Wedding Rings? 

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By Amelia Perrin
| news.thediamondstore.co.uk
Among all the exciting parts of wedding planning, choosing your wedding rings is one of the most meaningful. These are the bands you’ll wear every day for the rest of your life – so it’s worth giving yourself plenty of time to find the perfect pair. But when exactly should you start shopping for wedding rings? Here’s everything you need to know. Most jewellers recommend starting your wedding ring search at least 3 to 4 months before the big day.
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Understanding Diamond Shapes vs Diamond Cuts 

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By Amelia Perrin
| news.thediamondstore.co.uk
When shopping for a diamond – whether for an engagement ring to ask the all important question, or even if you’re investing in a pair of sparkling studs – you’ll often hear the terms ‘diamond shape’ and ‘diamond cut’. While they’re sometimes used interchangeably, they actually refer to two different things. Understanding the difference can help you choose a diamond that not only suits your style, but also maximises brilliance and value.
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