Rose Gold Engagement Rings

The Rose Gold Ring

Rose Gold Engagement Rings

Rose gold is gold alloyed with copper, which gives it the pink tone and makes it the hardest of the three gold colors. On the hand it reads as warm without being yellow, which is why it has held its place as the second choice for an engagement ring for most of the last decade. Every rose gold ring here is 14K, the alloy that holds the color best, and every one is made to order in our Los Angeles atelier around the diamond you choose.

Rose gold flatters skin the way yellow gold flatters a diamond. Against a pink metal a diamond reads bright and slightly cool, so H and I face up white, and the contrast makes the center the subject. Rose gold does not need plating and polishes back to new.

Two ways to own one

Build your ring. Choose a setting below, then pair it with a natural or lab diamond from our inventory. A ROSI™ Score Report, our gemological intelligence, reads the cut performance and fair market position of any natural diamond you are considering, and John Anderson, our Lead Gemologist, reviews the shortlist with you.

Choose a Select ring. The Select rings arrive complete, with an IGI certified lab diamond already matched to the setting in the carat weight you choose.

How to choose a rose gold engagement ring

• Diamond color. H or I. The warm metal lets you drop one grade from what white metal needs, and the contrast against pink keeps the diamond reading white.
• Shape. Oval, pear and marquise read most elegant in rose gold. Round is classic. Cushion in rose gold is the vintage look.
• Prongs. Rose gold prongs warm the diamond edge slightly. A white gold or platinum head on a rose gold band keeps the edge white; we make it on request.
• Band. A thin plain band shows the color. Pavé in rose gold is softer than pavé in white metal, because the metal between the diamonds is warm.
• Wedding band. Rose gold is easiest to match with rose gold. A platinum or white gold band beside it reads as a deliberate two tone, which many clients choose.

Rose gold rings by style

Solitaire · Halo · Vintage · Yellow Gold · White Gold · All Engagement Rings

Talk to a jeweler before you decide

The pink in rose gold varies by alloy, and photographs rarely show it truly. John Anderson, our Lead Gemologist, walks you through it on the phone or by video. Call 1-800-779-1726 or request a consultation. There is no charge and no obligation.

Frequently Asked Questions