Short answer: Rose gold is real gold mixed with copper, which gives it a warm pink tone. It never needs rhodium plating, suits most skin tones and pairs beautifully with white diamonds and moissanite. At Ivevar, rose gold costs the same as yellow or white gold of the same karat: for example, our chevron lab grown diamond band is $1,143 in 10K, $1,413 in 14K and $1,684 in 18K rose gold, at the time of writing.
Rose Gold by Karat
| Karat | Color | Durability |
|---|---|---|
| 10K | Pinkest (most copper) | Hardest |
| 14K | Balanced rosy pink | Very durable |
| 18K | Softer, more golden pink | Softer |
Things to Know
Copper makes rose gold strong, but people with a copper sensitivity should be cautious. Rose gold can deepen slightly over years, which many people love. It looks especially warm on medium and olive skin tones and romantic next to a yellow or white gold engagement ring.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is rose gold real gold?
Yes. It is solid gold alloyed with copper for its pink color.
Does rose gold fade?
No. The color runs through the metal, so it does not wear off like plating.
Does rose gold cost more?
At Ivevar, no. Rose, yellow and white gold of the same karat are the same price.
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