Rose Gold
Rose gold takes its colour from copper in the alloy, which means the warmth is built into the metal rather than applied to the surface. It cannot fade or wear off, and the higher the copper content the deeper the pink. It is also the hardest of the three golds, which makes it a sensible choice for a ring that will be worn every day without being taken off.This collection of twenty one pieces includes the Brushed Rose Gold Men’s Wedding Band alongside designs such as Havana, Milano, Palermo, Savannah, Venice and Verona, each rendered in rose gold. Harper and Thorn round out the range.Rose gold suits most skin tones and has an obvious affinity with morganite, champagne diamonds and darker stones, though it works just as well holding a plain white diamond where the contrast between warm metal and cold stone is the whole point. It also ages well. Where white gold needs replating and platinum develops a patina, rose gold simply stays as it is.It is worth seeing in person, because the colour photographs differently to how it looks on the hand and varies noticeably between 9ct and 18ct. Our buyer guide to rose gold explains the alloys and what to expect from each carat, and ring metals places it against the alternatives. To see the range side by side, book an appointment at our Hatton Garden showroom.
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