lucymartin
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- Jul 12, 2004
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- 18
I wonder if they aren''t mixing the white gold with some dopey alloy these days. The family ring hubby gave me is white gold. To this day, it''s just as white as the plat. I wore that ring for 10 years (and it had many miles on it before me!). I''ve had my plat setting for about 3 years and it looks like it''s been through the war compared with the older ring (1930''s).Date: 6/17/2005 12:37:44 PM
Author: moremoremore
F&I...I totally feel the same way! Everyone looks at me like I''m crazy going white gold. BUT, I have noticed that my wedding band (which I reset from plat to white gold when I added a stone) is turning a teensy bit yellow. Not enough to bother me...but definitely not dull like my plat got
According to my jeweler and the platinum guild site you don''t lose metal with polishing, it just moves it back to fill in the gap. A "Scratch" is merely a dent of displaced metal. Not to say that if you knock the hell out of it or scrape it on another harder metal you won''t remove metal from the band.Date: 6/17/2005 11:56:20 AM
Author: lop
Scratches and nicks are normal. You have a couple of choices. Have it polished periodically, which will return it to it''s original state temporarily. I think you actually lose a small amount of metal each time they do this, so it would depend on the bulk of the ring on wether it makes sense.