White Gold Diamond Engagement Rings

At With Clarity, choose between a natural or a lab grown diamond engagement ring that offers a sustainable and captivating choice that sparkles with a commitment to a brighter future.

Let our collection inspire you to find the perfect ring, a reflection of your unique journey and a promise that shines as brightly as your future together. Elevate your proposal with a touch of timeless elegance - a 14k or an 18k white gold engagement ring encapsulates the magic of your love story.

FAQs

Is white gold good for an engagement ring?

Yes, white gold is a popular and excellent choice for an engagement ring. Its sleek and elegant appearance beautifully complements diamonds and gemstones, creating a timeless and versatile look. White gold engagement rings offer a modern and sophisticated style while allowing the center stone to shine brilliantly.

Does white gold engagement ring tarnish?

White gold engagement rings may develop a slight yellowish or grayish tint over time, especially if they are not properly maintained. However, this can be easily remedied by having the ring re-plated with rhodium, a process that restores its original bright white appearance. Regular care and maintenance, such as cleaning and re-plating as needed, can help ensure that your white gold engagement ring retains its lustrous shine.

What is the difference between a white gold and a platinum engagement ring?

The main differences between white gold and platinum engagement rings lie in their composition and characteristics. White gold is an alloy of yellow gold mixed with other white metals to achieve a silvery-white appearance. Platinum, on the other hand, is a naturally white and dense metal, known for its durability, hypoallergenic properties and resistance to tarnish. While both are popular choices, platinum is usually heavier, more expensive, and requires less maintenance over time compared to white gold.

Does 14k or 18k white gold scratch easily?

While a 14k or an 18k white gold ring is durable, it is not completely scratch-resistant. Over time, like any precious metal, it can develop small surface scratches due to regular wear. However, these scratches can be minimized with proper care and maintenance, and a professional jeweler can polish the ring to restore its original luster if needed.

Which is better - 14k or 18k white gold?

Both 14k and 18k white gold have their merits. 14k white gold is more durable due to its higher alloy content, making it less prone to scratching and wear over time. On the other hand, 18k white gold contains a higher percentage of pure gold, giving it a slightly richer color and a more luxurious feel, but it may be slightly softer and more susceptible to scratches. The choice between the two depends on your priorities for durability and color preference.