Choosing your metal

14K Gold

14K gold is 58.5% pure gold mixed with stronger metals (silver, copper, palladium). It's harder than 18K, more scratch-resistant, and the most popular choice for daily wear.

Available in:

• 14K Yellow Gold: classic warm color
• 14K White Gold: bright cool color (rhodium-plated finish)
• 14K Rose Gold: pink-blush tone from copper alloy

Best for: everyday rings, active hands, wedding bands you'll wear for decades.

18K Gold

18K gold is 75% pure gold. Visibly warmer and more saturated than 14K, particularly in yellow. Slightly softer, so micro-scratches show faster on the surface.

Available in:

• 18K Yellow Gold: deeper, more saturated yellow
• 18K White Gold: bright cool color (rhodium-plated finish)

Best for: statement pieces, anniversary rings, eternity bands where color depth matters more than scratch resistance.

Platinum

Platinum is naturally white, never plated, and the densest of our metals (about 60% heavier than 14K gold). It's hypoallergenic, never tarnishes, and develops a soft patina over time that many people prefer.

Best for: full-eternity bands, daily-wear engagement rings, pairing with a platinum-set diamond.

Care basics

For everyday cleaning, warm water and mild soap is enough. Rhodium-plated white gold will need re-plating every 2 to 3 years to keep its bright finish.