We primarily recommend 18k gold for daily wear. 18k gold (75 pure gold) offers a rich colour and is highly valued, making it an excellent luxury choice. 14k gold (58.3 pure gold) is slightly harder and more scratch-resistant due to its higher alloy content, making it an extremely durable and popular choice for rings that endure constant wear.

The karat purity is the same across all colours, but the alloys differ:

Yellow Gold: The classic choice, mixed with silver and copper to retain its traditional, warm hue. It requires the least maintenance.

White Gold: Alloyed with white metals (like palladium) and finished with a rhodium plating for a bright, modern, silvery-white look that enhances the brilliance of diamonds.

Rose Gold: Mixed with a higher concentration of copper to achieve its unique, romantic pinkish tone. Its copper content makes it one of the most durable gold options.

Yes. Rhodium is a strong plating, but it will gradually wear down over time, revealing the natural, slightly warmer tone of the white gold alloy beneath. We recommend bringing your white gold ring in for professional re-plating every 1−2 years to restore its dazzling, brilliant white finish.

Absolutely. Our collection includes a wide selection of gold rings for every individual. For women, we offer elegant solitaires and diamond bands. For men, we craft sophisticated gold wedding bands and signet rings with classic or contemporary finishes.

Most of our solid gold rings can be resized. The ease of the process depends on the ring's style; plain bands are the simplest. Rings with full diamond settings (full eternity bands) or intricate designs can be more complex, often requiring our master jewellers to add or remove material with great precision to maintain the structural integrity and stone settings. We recommend an in-store assessment for an accurate resizing plan.