My fiance was tricked into buying an over-priced, paper thin, $150 white gold wedding band from this business after being told that it was silver. My fiance does not know anything about precious metals, or business practices for that matter... But I do. He went there with my set, which is sterling silver. He showed it to the woman and told her he needed a silver one similar to it (she is a "jeweler", and my rings are antiqued, and obviously sterling silver). She convinced him into buying a "silver" ring for $148+ tax... read full review »