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"The Pirate Ring" in 14K White Gold and Sterling By Whitfield Jack of Key West Design protected by Federal © VA 778-100 Whitfield Jack, Key West, FL Note: White Gold has a very slight yellowish tint. This is the normal color of white gold and is barely noticeable unless the piece is placed next to one cast in Sterling silver. White gold is sometimes plated with rhodium to give it a pure white appearance. We do not do this, because the plating eventually begins to wear off in raised areas, exposing the normal white-gold color beneath and making the ring look uneven in color. The advantage of white gold over Sterling silver is that it is more durable and does not tarnish -- and makes a heavier ring. Also, the antique finish on the white gold Pirate Ring is a baked-on epoxy which will not come off if the ring is cleaned in an ultrasonic cleaner or dipped in a tarnish remover. The only disadvantage of white gold over Sterling is that it is much more expensive.

To protect unauthorized reproduction of this copyrighted design, all sales are final. We do not accept returns for credit or refund on this piece. (It looks just like it is pictured, and we have never had anybody want to return one). We will however, guarantee the fit, and you may return it for sizing within 10 days if this is necessary. Whitfield Jack

Note: We ask our customers to please let us know if they see this copyrighted design being sold elsewhere. Replies will be kept confidential.

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