
18k white gold
White gold is 18k gold alloyed with palladium, which gives it a light, greyish white base. To get a fully white, bright surface, the ring is plated with a thin layer of rhodium, a metal from the platinum group.
The rhodium wears slowly where the ring sees the most contact, and the gold's own slightly warmer tone can start to show through. That is normal, and a new rhodium plating makes the ring white again. How often depends on how much you wear it.
Good to know: our white gold is alloyed with palladium instead of nickel. It is lighter than platinum and gives the same white look around a diamond.








