Guide to buying a rose gold ring
To make our jewelry, we use 18K yellow gold, which is made up of 75% gold and 25% other metals, and 14K yellow gold, which is made up of 58.3% gold and 41.7% other metals.
The shade of pink that gold will have actually depends on the quantity of copper and silver that is added to it; it can be pink or pinkish yellow.
Rose gold is more confidential; it is not widely used in the jewelry industry and is less known by the general public than yellow gold. However, more and more of our customers choose rose gold pendants or rings.
As rose gold is not used much in jewelry, making a rose gold piece of jewelry usually takes longer than making the same piece of jewelry with white gold or yellow gold. Indeed, jewelers do not always have enough rose gold in stock to make their jewelry. Due to these constraints, making a rose gold ring also costs more than making a white or yellow gold ring.
We invite you to use our filters so as to select the rose gold rings of your choice according to the type of diamond and setting you want.
Our customer advisors will be happy to help you with your choice; call them at 1-800-700-2160.
It is important that you clean your rose gold jewelry regularly because rings can get dirty over time. We recommend that you bring them to a jeweler, who will be able to clean your jewelry thoroughly thanks to an ultrasound system. It is also possible to clean a gold ring with a chamois, a gold polishing cloth, or a gold jewelry dip.
The cost of the gold that is needed to make a rose gold ring represents 25% to 35% of the total price of the ring. You need 4-6 grams of rose gold to make a pik gold ring, which will cost - according to the current gold prices ( $139,305.00) - between $557.00 and $836.00
Here are some rose gold ring and solitaire designs
We invite you to browse through our rose gold ring catalog, in which you will find pictures and videos of our many ring designs.
The jewelry that we sell is handmade by our jewelers in our own jewelry workshop. They will be custom-made for you.
Experience is fundamental in jewelry making, a job that requires craftsmanship. It is necessary for the prongs of a ring to be calibrated properly so that they will not twist, and it is also necessary for the diamond to be set properly so that it will not fall off. All these skills have to be learned with time.
Below are some rose gold solitaires:
Below are some pavé rose gold rings:
