Metal Guide

Our metal guide highlights the key features of each precious metal used in our jewelry, helping you choose something that will last a lifetime.

18k Yellow Gold

Yellow gold is a classic and timeless choice for engagement rings, treasured in jewelry for thousands of years. Its warm color complements many skin tones, and its durability makes it resistant to erosion. The rich color of yellow gold comes from a blend of 75% pure gold with alloys like copper and zinc. This metal is popular for both modern, delicate engagement rings and intricate vintage designs, making it an excellent option for a ring that can be passed down as a family heirloom.

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18k White Gold

White gold is made by combining pure yellow gold with silvery-white metals like palladium and silver. To give white gold the trademark brightness, it is plated with rhodium or iridium. Its neutral color and durability make it perfect for setting all types of gemstones. It looks timeless and elegant, matching any outfit or event

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18k Rose Gold

Rose gold is a beautiful blend of gold and a small amount of copper, which adds strength and durability. With its distinct pink hue, rose gold has been trending recently. It first gained popularity in the 1920s for its vibrant copper-pink color and made a significant comeback in 2010 with various lighter shades in jewelry. The unique blush tone of rose gold comes from its composition of gold mixed with copper and sometimes silver. Our 18k rose gold engagement rings are composed of 75% gold and 25% copper. A rose gold engagement ring and wedding ring set offers a romantic and elegant look that few other metals can achieve.