Discover the differences between yellow gold, white gold, and rose gold. Learn about karat purity, durability, and how to choose the perfect gold for your jewelry.
Gold Varieties
Each gold type has its own unique beauty and characteristics.
The classic choice that has been treasured for thousands of years. Yellow gold is pure gold mixed with alloy metals like copper and zinc, maintaining its warm, rich color.
A modern alternative to platinum with a sleek, silvery appearance. Created by alloying gold with white metals like palladium or nickel, often plated with rhodium for extra shine.
A romantic, vintage-inspired option with a warm pink hue. Made by alloying gold with a higher proportion of copper, giving it its distinctive blush color.
Purity Levels
Karat indicates the proportion of pure gold in an alloy.
At a Glance
Jewelry Care
Clean your gold jewelry with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush. Avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners for delicate pieces. Pat dry with a soft cloth.
Store each piece separately in soft pouches or lined jewelry boxes to prevent scratches. Keep gold away from other metals and gemstones that could cause damage.
Ask for professional inspection when settings loosen, surfaces mark, or the piece receives an impact. Rhodium-plated white gold can be replated when its surface tone changes; timing depends on wear.
Whether you prefer the classic warmth of yellow gold, the modern elegance of white gold, or the romantic blush of rose gold, our collection has something for everyone.
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