White Gold Engagement Rings
White gold engagement rings are a timeless choice of engagement ring for the special person in your life. Featuring the universally flattering material of white gold, these rings come in a beautiful range of cuts and shapes, including the classic solitaire and the halo cut. Another benefit of opting for a quality white gold engagement ring is the versatility in the choice of stones. The most common choice of the precious stone for white gold rings is diamond, and here at Abelini, we have a sparkling selection of white gold diamond engagement rings for sale. Another popular choice of stone accompaniment is blue sapphire. Browse the range of 9k and 18k white gold engagement rings today.
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White gold is the most popular metal for wedding and engagement rings because it not only has a beautiful, intricate quality but it's also less expensive than other metals such as platinum. Made from a mixture of yellow gold and silvery-white alloys (such as palladium and silver), white gold is a high-quality precious metal that is very durable, making it a great choice for an engagement ring.
Many people choose white gold for their engagement ring because not only is it simply gorgeous to look at, but it also has a timeless quality about it, with the white finish matching any style or setting. White gold rings also come in a wide range of stones, from diamond to blue sapphire to emerald, so the choice is limitless when it comes to finding the perfect one. For those who do not desire a heavy metal for their engagement ring, white gold is also a much lighter metal than most, so it's comfortable to wear on a daily basis wherever you go.
Whilst 18K white gold contains more pure gold than 9k, this can make it feel heavier to wear, however, both look completely identical, so it really is a personal preference.
White gold does not tarnish, so this can be a telling sign that your white gold ring may not be real. If your ring appears to have a dull, matte surface as a result of oxidation, it is most likely made from silver and not gold.