White Gold Bracelets

White gold is an alloy made by combining gold with other metals like palladium or silver to achieve a silver-like appearance. White gold bracelets are typically coated with rhodium to enhance their shine and durability.

To maintain your white gold bracelet, avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals and remove it before swimming or exercising. Regularly clean with a soft cloth, and consider re-plating it with rhodium every few years to restore its shine.

Most white gold is hypoallergenic, particularly when coated with rhodium. However, if you have a nickel allergy, we recommend using our live chat function to speak with a member of our team about whether a specific jewellery piece contains nickel.

While white gold does not tarnish like silver, it may lose its shine as the rhodium plating wears off. Re-plating every few years can help keep your white gold bracelet looking bright and new.

Yes, you can wear a white gold bracelet daily, but it may show signs of wear over time. Regular maintenance and re-plating will help preserve its lustre if you choose to wear it frequently.

White gold and platinum look similar, but platinum is more durable and hypoallergenic, which can make it pricier. White gold, however, is often more affordable and lightweight, making it a popular choice for bracelets.

Yes, white gold bracelets can often be resized. However, resizing may require rhodium re-plating to restore any loss of colour or shine during the process.