Show me your White Gold Pave' Rings.

[mommy2nk]

I am working on a reset of my e-ring which is currently platinum pave' but talking with my jeweler he really feels for this new reset I should go with white gold (he also works with platinum, so that is not the reason why). I don't know much about metal but I guess he feels it will hold up better with how I wear my rings... so with that said I see a ton of Platinum pave' but don't recall seeing rings that are white gold with pave. Would love to see yours please... Thank you!

 

[beezygal]

My e- ring is tacori 18k white gold. I chose white gold because the scratches won't be so obvious overtime. I would go crazy if I have a plat and can see the scratches all the time. I have a 14k RHR and have been wearing it for like 10 years. I never take it off. You still can't see scratches on it unless you look really hard. However, when I compare that ring with my e-ring, I can tell my RHR is kinda yellow. It's normal for white gold to turn yellow overtime. I never realized it looks yellow until i compare it next to my e-ring. I heard you gonna redip it or something for white gold.

 

[iota15]

White gold is dipped in rhodium. The rhodium is what gives white gold its shiny, white appearance.

I believe Yessie has an undipped white gold ring. It's beautiful but that metal naturally has a yellow tinge to it, which can become visible with wear, age, body or skin chemistry, etc. Sometimes, it takes a long time for people to wear out the rhodium, sometimes, it's not that long at all.

However, although I've never done it, I understand rhodium replating is a relatively simple procedure. Bring your jewelry to a capable jeweler. He or she'll polish your ring and redip it.

Somewhere in the jewelry section as well, I believe someone dipped their yellow gold tennis bracelet in rhodium... The results - very nice. I wonder how it's doing now.


ETA: I found Bebe's Gorgeous bracelet: [URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/i-plated-my-tennis-bracelet-pics.141191/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/i-plated-my-tennis-bracelet-pics.141191/[/URL] Transformed from Yellow Gold to "White" with rhodium.

 

[mommy2nk]

My e- ring is tacori 18k white gold. I chose white gold because the scratches won't be so obvious overtime. I would go crazy if I have a plat and can see the scratches all the time. I have a 14k RHR and have been wearing it for like 10 years. I never take it off. You still can't see scratches on it unless you look really hard. However, when I compare that ring with my e-ring, I can tell my RHR is kinda yellow. It's normal for white gold to turn yellow overtime. I never realized it looks yellow until i compare it next to my e-ring. I heard you gonna redip it or something for white gold.

Beezygal, your ring is beautiful. I have always loved Tacori settings. My mom's wedding set is 18k gold that she has had 29 years and when I was having problems with wear on another ring I took a look at my mom'r ring to compare and it was perfect. Hardly any scratches for being 29 years old. Than you for sharing..

 

[poshpepper]

Here is my ering, 18kt white gold with lots of pave









Also, here is one of my RHR in 14kt white and yellow gold:

 

[poshpepper]

Posh, yours is still among my top favorites on PS. I love it.. it just makes me smile when I see it.. its just happy.

Thanks SDL

 

[mommy2nk]

Here is my engagement ring, 18kt white gold with lots of pave









Also, here is one of my RHR in 14kt white and yellow gold:

Oh your ring is BEAUTIFUL!!!! I also love your RHR, the two tone is very pretty..Thank you for posting them...

 

[Amys Bling]

Here is my engagement ring, 18kt white gold with lots of pave









Also, here is one of my RHR in 14kt white and yellow gold:

Wow, it's pretty unique for an ERing. Mostly everyone is very traditional with a "white" diamond and simple setting (comparatively). I LOVE THIS RING! It makes me wonder what kind of Yellow diamond ring I could have gotten with my budget