Gold karat describes how much pure gold your piece is comprised of: 14K is made up of 58.3% gold and 41.7% alloy, while 18K contains 75% gold and 25% alloy. The difference in gold content is what gives each metal a slightly different tone and character.
Yellow Gold
14K offers a softer golden tone that is perfect for fair skin tones, while its higher alloy content makes it more durable for everyday wear. 18K has a richer, more luxurious golden hue, delivering a slightly warmer yellow tone that complements all skin tones.
White Gold
Every white gold piece is plated in rhodium, meaning both 14K and 18K look identical in appearance, leaving your choice down to preference for gold content and investment value.
Rose Gold
The higher copper alloy content in 14K Rose Gold gives it a more pronounced pink hue; 18K Rose Gold delivers a deeper, more elegant rose tone that also develops a beautiful patina over time.
Platinum
Platinum is naturally white, and is often considered the ultimate metal as it is denser and more durable than its gold counterparts. Its weight and purity give it a distinct presence and luxurious feel. Our platinum is of the highest purity, comprising 95% platinum and 5% alloy.
14K58.3% gold41.7% alloy
18K75% gold25% alloy
Platinum (PT950)95% platinum5% alloy