Rose Gold Rings
Rose gold takes its colour from the copper in the alloy, and that same copper makes it the hardest of the gold tones.
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The colour goes all the way through, so it never needs re-plating.
You choose the fineness, the width, an optional stone and the engraving here.
Why rose gold wears well
Because the tone comes from the alloy rather than from a surface finish, a rose gold ring keeps its colour for as long as you own it. The copper content also makes it more scratch-resistant than yellow gold of the same fineness, which matters in a band worn every day.
The warm tone stacks well with both yellow gold and white metals, so a rose gold band does not commit you to matching everything else you wear. Morganite, pink tourmaline and champagne-toned stones blend into it; a white diamond sits against it with a clear contrast.
Made to order
Every ring is made to order in a German goldsmith's workshop and any stones are set by hand. The engraving on the inside is free and delivery is free.