Rose Gold Jewellery

Rose gold jewellery is made from a blend of pure gold and copper, giving it a warm, pinkish hue. The copper content not only affects the colour but also makes the gold alloy more durable compared to yellow gold.

Unlike silver, rose gold does not tarnish. However, over time it may develop a slight patina due to its copper content. This patina can add to its vintage appeal or be polished to restore its original shine.

Yes, rose gold is more durable than yellow gold due to the copper alloy, making it a great choice for everyday wear. However, it’s still recommended to handle with care to avoid scratches or damage.

To clean rose gold jewellery, use warm water with a mild dish soap and a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals as they can damage the metal. Gently scrub and rinse, then dry with a soft towel to maintain its shine.

Rose gold is generally hypoallergenic, but people with copper sensitivity may experience mild irritation. If you have sensitive skin, consider testing the jewellery on a small area or opt for rose gold with a higher gold content.

Rose gold and pink gold are similar, but the difference lies in the copper content. Rose gold contains more copper, giving it a deeper red hue, while pink gold has less copper, resulting in a lighter, more pinkish shade.

Rose gold is typically priced similarly to yellow and white gold. The price mainly depends on the gold content (karats) rather than the colour.

Rose gold’s romantic and vintage aesthetic has made it a popular choice for engagement rings. Its unique colour complements a variety of gemstones and skin tones, giving it a timeless yet distinctive appeal.

Rose gold doesn’t require special care beyond what is recommended for yellow or white gold. Regular cleaning, safe storage, and avoiding exposure to harsh chemicals will keep it in excellent condition.