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Frequently asked questions

While both white gold and platinum have a similar appearance, they are different metals. Platinum is a naturally white metal and is more dense and durable than white gold. White gold, on the other hand, is an alloy made from pure gold mixed with white metals such as palladium or silver. It is often plated with rhodium to enhance its whiteness and provide a durable finish.

Yes, white gold can develop a yellowish tint over time as the rhodium plating wears off. This is a natural process and can be remedied by having the ring re-plated with rhodium periodically.

The frequency of re-plating depends on how often the ring is worn and how it is cared for. Typically, re-plating is recommended every 1-3 years to maintain its bright white appearance.

To care for your white gold ring, avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals, such as chlorine, and household cleaners. Clean it regularly with mild soap and water, and store it in a soft, separate compartment to prevent scratches.

White gold engagement rings are popular for their modern and elegant look. They complement diamonds and other gemstones well, providing a versatile and timeless choice for an engagement ring.

Yes, white gold can be combined with other metals, such as yellow gold or rose gold, to create unique and fashionable two-tone designs.

The most common karat weights for white gold engagement rings are 14K and 18K. 14K white gold is more durable due to its higher alloy content, while 18K white gold has a richer, more luxurious feel with a higher gold content.