Zales Wedding White Gold

When they get engaged and married, the monied movie stars and supermodels don’t sport a half-carat ring from Zales or some Cubic zirconia knock-off, nope their fingers are glammed out with a extravagant, exquisite and uber-expensive masterpiece of... From the one million dollar multi-carat rock to the star who opts to wear a very simple gold band. They have bigger houses, bigger budgets and way bigger bling.

If i get a white gold set from Zales/Gordon’s they have the diamond bond which says that if i break or chip or lose a diamond or knock the head off the ring, they will fix or replace it ( i like that a lot). My main issue is, I had NO clue that white gold was actually just a faint yellow gold dipped in rhodium. To get a band that looks good with my diamond and on my finger (they are long but chubby) I would need a 1/2 carat total weight band, either pave or channel. I tried some on and have also looked online and am willing to sacrifice the 1/2 carat band to get a prettier bridal set with a little less carat weight. The only reason I’m thinking about not adding that on is because there is only one zales and one gordon’s around me within a 2 hours radius. I started doing some research and heard people talking about getting their rings “dipped” and then I started studying my band on my diamond and sure enough there’s a little faint yellow showing through. My main question is, should I get the ring from Zales/Gordon’s and if so, should I add the $ 75 warranty. It’s basically going to be just as cheap to get a pretty bridal set as it is a 1/2 carat band. I’ve emailed the company to see if i can take it to any other gordons or a zales since they own each other.