What it is
White gold takes its colour from the metals it is alloyed with. Without a coating it has a soft, slightly warm grey-white tone that is natural to the alloy.
Rhodium finish, only if stated
Rhodium plating gives a bright, cool white, but it is a surface layer that wears with time and can be renewed by a jeweler. We never assume a white gold piece is rhodium-plated: if yours has any coating, your approval page says so.
About nickel
Some white gold alloys contain nickel. We don’t describe any alloy as nickel-free without evidence for that specific alloy. If you have a nickel allergy, ask us about the composition before ordering.
Price
| Material | Ring | Pendant |
|---|---|---|
| White gold | Not yet available | Not yet available |
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Care
Clean with warm water and mild soap; a rhodium finish can be renewed when it wears. See the care guide.
Questions and answers
Why can white gold look slightly yellow?
Without rhodium plating, white gold alloys keep a faint warm tone. That’s normal, and it’s why we state whether your piece has a coating.
Can I ask for a rhodium finish?
Only if it is part of the qualified specification for the material you order; the approval page shows exactly what you are buying.
Sources
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