05/09/2026
Rose gold has a soft blush-pink tone that gives fine jewellery a warm, romantic feel. It works beautifully across both vintage-inspired and more contemporary designs.
Rose gold became popular during the 19th century, when developments in metal work allowed jewellers to experiment with different metal alloys and colours. Its distinctive pink tone comes from combining gold with copper, creating the warm colour we recognise today.
The result is a metal that feels both timeless and distinctive. Its soft colour can complement a wide range of skin tones, making it a popular choice for engagement rings as well as pieces designed for everyday wear.
Do you love the warmth of rose gold? If you’re not sure which metal suits your style best, come and try different colours on in-store. Seeing them against your skin is often the easiest way to decide.