White Gold Jewellery

Blush Jewels' white gold jewellery is made from 14 karat white gold. This applies to our white gold necklaces, white gold rings and white gold earrings, as well as all our other jewellery. 14ct gold is sturdy enough for jewellery you wear regularly, while still having the valuable foundation of real gold. This means you're choosing a piece that looks beautiful, feels comfortable to wear, and can remain part of your jewellery collection for a long time.

White gold isn't always more expensive than yellow gold; the price mainly depends on the design, weight, stones and finish of the piece. A simple white gold bracelet, for example, can cost less than a yellow gold piece with diamond, while a white gold ring with lab diamond can be priced higher due to the stone and setting. White gold often receives a rhodium layer for its light colour, and that finish plays a role in the overall look of the piece. It's best to compare per style rather than by gold colour alone.

White gold jewellery gets its recognisable light colour through a finish with rhodium. This process is called rhodium plating and creates a silvery shine over the gold piece. The rhodium layer not only gives the cool colour, but also forms an extra protective layer over the gold. Because white gold doesn't occur as a fully white metal in nature, this finish is important for the fresh look of the piece.

White gold jewellery and silver jewellery may look similar at first glance, but the material is different. White gold is gold jewellery with a light finish, while silver is a different precious metal and often feels softer in use. An important difference also lies in quality and value: Blush Jewels' white gold jewellery is made from 14ct gold. If in doubt, check the product information, the hallmark and the finish of the piece when ordering from another site.

White gold combines beautifully when you let the same cool shine come back across several pieces. Think of a fine white gold necklace with small white gold earrings, or a white gold ring with a subtle piece featuring lab diamond or cubic zirconia. Because white gold looks calm and clear, you can wear several pieces without it quickly feeling heavy. Keep one piece as the focal point when larger stones or more sparkle are part of the design.

Jewellery with coloured stones suits white gold particularly well, as it enhances the fresh shine of the material. Cubic zirconia, diamond and lab grown diamond give white gold jewellery a pure, sparkling look. Blue topaz also works beautifully, as its cool colour suits the light gold. If you'd like more contrast, you could choose a design where the stone clearly stands out against the white gold.

White gold jewellery suits anyone who loves a cool, clear gold colour that's easy to combine. It pairs beautifully with silver-toned watches, light clothing and jewellery featuring white, blue or clear stones. White gold can also be a calm choice when yellow gold feels too warm or too prominent. Thanks to the combination of 14ct gold and a light finish, the piece stays refined without looking delicate.

Yes, you can combine white gold jewellery beautifully with yellow gold jewellery or rose gold jewellery when you build the mix deliberately. Let the different gold colours reappear in multiple places, such as both your earrings and rings, so the overall look doesn't feel accidental. Bicolour gold jewellery can help with this, as it brings two gold tones together in one design. Keep the shapes otherwise calm when wearing multiple gold colours, so the combination stays modern and polished.