Let’s talk about the weird, quirky superstitions that surround engagement rings. Have you ever heard that a diamond with an odd number of prongs could bring bad luck? Or that if you lose your engagement ring within the first year of marriage, your marriage is doomed? Well, don’t panic, but it turns out that these old-school superstitions are more common than you’d think!

First off, there’s the prong superstition. It’s believed that a diamond with four prongs is bad luck because, well, four is considered unlucky in some cultures. Meanwhile, others believe that an uneven number of prongs (three or five) could symbolize imbalance or bad fortune. But hey, if the diamond's sparkly, we say, who needs to worry about the prongs?

Then there’s the whole "left hand, right hand" dilemma. Many believe the left hand is the only acceptable hand for an engagement ring, as it’s the "romantic" side of the body. However, there's no real science behind this — the decision is entirely based on tradition, so wear it wherever feels right to you!

And here’s the kicker: the color of the diamond can also come into play. Some people believe that colored diamonds, like black or red, bring negative energy because they’re non-traditional. But in reality, every diamond has its own magic, and it’s all about the love and meaning it represents.

What to do if your ring might be "cursed"? Well, the simplest fix is a little positive energy. Clean your ring, set some good intentions, and celebrate the symbol of your love. And if you really feel like you need a fix, maybe an engraving of your favorite lucky number or symbol could turn things around.