Choose Your Eternity Ring's Precious Metal
We work in all carats and colours of gold, silver and platinum and can now offer pre-certified fair trade gold as an option.
Contact us and we can answer any questions, give you a rough idea of cost or arrange for a consultation with one of our designers.
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9ct yellow gold a pale yellow colour metal choice for your eternity ring | |
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18ct yellow gold is a more rich coloured yellow than 9ct gold | |
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9ct white gold the white hue of 9ct white gold has a warm tinge to it | |
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18ct white gold has a more of a gun metal white colour than 9ct white gold. | |
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Rhodium plated white gold Rhodium plating can be applied to white gold wedding rings, this gives them a platinum like look. The plating will wear off over time to reveal the natural more yellowy coloured white gold underneath. For a small charge the rhodium plating can be reapplied by us or any jeweller. | |
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9ct rose gold Gold is alloyed with a small amount of copper to give this rich rose-pink colour | |
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18ct rose gold is more like a rich yellow colour as compared to 9ct rose gold | |
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Platinum a steely white metal and, the most expensive, hard wearing and durable | |
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Sterling silver The cheapest of the metals, yet a beautiful blue white colour. Silver is more prone to corrosion and wear than gold |
Palladium
Similar to platinum in appearance though much less expensive! It is much less dense than platinum though, so it feels lighter on the hand - if you are looking for a chunky ring in platinum it will feel quite solid on the hand - if it was in palladium it would feel less dense. At the moment, the Assay Office doesn't hallmark palladium - only gold, silver and platinum - but apparently they have started a discussion about adding it to the list. We're expecting them to come to a decision early this year. In the mean time the palladium we're using is stamped by our suppliers.