Rose Gold Engagement Rings

Rose gold is a strong and popular material for jewellery, including rings. The karat and particular alloy that were used to make the rose gold determine its longevity. Rose gold jewellery can last a lifetime with the right care and upkeep, despite the fact that all gold can still scratch or break with regular usage.

White gold and rose gold can both be used to make an engagement ring, making it a one-of-a-kind piece of jewellery. It's crucial to remember that the varying colours of gold may require various forms of upkeep and care as well as fade differentially over time. We advise you to consult our jewellers in regards to any customisations to your engagement ring.

There are several reasons why rose gold is a common option for jewellery, including engagement rings. It can be combined with other metals and jewels to create a custom appearance and has a singular and recognisable colour that goes well with many different skin tones. Additionally, it is a timeless metal with a classic appearance that can represent devotion and affection.

The colour rose gold is emblematic of love, tenderness, desire, femininity, and gentleness for some people. Since rose gold has been used in jewellery for millennia and is usually composed of copper and gold, its past and makeup may also have meaning for some wearers. These elements represent the union of two people or the blending of various characteristics.

You can customise your rose gold engagement ring to make it a unique and personalised piece of jewellery. Customisation options include choosing specific gemstones, band design, setting style, metal combinations, ring size and shape. Contact our jewellers to customise your engagement ring.

Your rose gold engagement band can be personalised to create a one-of-a-kind piece of jewellery. Options for customization include selecting particular gemstones, the band design, the setting style, the metal combos, the ring size, and the shape. To have your engagement ring personalised, consult our jewellers.

Unlike white gold, rose gold doesn't require rhodium plating because it already has a warm, rosy hue that won't discolour or deteriorate. But some people might decide to have their rose gold jewellery rhodium coated for aesthetic purposes or to give the metal an additional coating of protection.