Rose Gold For Wedding and Engagement Rings

Fine Gold Mixed With Copper

Rose gold, also known as red or pink gold, is an alloy of pure gold and copper. 14k rose gold contains 14 parts fine gold and 10 parts copper and silver. The rich red copper, combined with fine gold, creates a warm, rosy tone.

Rose Gold from Krikawa

We prefer 14K rose gold, which suits our ring mountings. 14K rose gold has a deeper pink color and is the most common in jewelry.

Upon request, we offer a high-karat 19.5k rose gold for rings without stones, earrings, or pendants. Because of its high gold content, 19.5k rose gold has a very pale pink hue, but it still reads as quite yellow. However, it is less durable and bends or scratches more easily than its more durable cousin, 14K rose gold.

Our Champagne and Trigold mokume gane include 18K rose gold within the pattern. However, we no longer offer 18K rose gold for ring mountings.

Rose gold is beautiful on all skin tones and pairs well with other metals.

Historical Trivia

Throughout ancient history, people used rose gold for decoration. Rose gold was popular in 19th-century Russia and was then known as Russian gold. It became popular in the United States during the 1920s when Cartier introduced the Trinity, a ring made of three interlocking yellow, rose, and white gold bands. It gained popularity again in the 2000s.

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