Metal Guide

Choosing the right metal is just as important as choosing the design itself.

The metal you select affects not only the appearance of your jewellery, but also its durability, comfort, and long-term wear.

We focus exclusively on timeless, high-quality metals that offer the best balance of beauty, strength, and everyday practicality.

Our Metal Selection

⚪️ Platinum

Colour: White

Key Features: Extremely durable, naturally white, does not tarnish

Best For: Engagement rings, wedding bands

Platinum is one of the most prestigious and durable precious metals used in fine jewellery. Its naturally white colour never fades or requires plating, making it ideal for lifelong wear. With its high density and strength, platinum is especially suited for engagement and wedding rings worn every day.

Ideal if you are looking for:

Maximum durability
A naturally white metal with minimal maintenance
A long-term, heirloom-quality choice

⚪️ White Gold

Colour: Bright white

Key Features: Elegant appearance, balanced durability and beauty

Best For: Rings, gemstone jewellery

White gold is created by alloying yellow gold with white metals and finishing with a rhodium plating to achieve its bright, modern white finish. It is a popular choice for diamond and gemstone jewellery due to its refined look and versatility.

🟡 Yellow Gold

Colour: Warm yellow

Key Features: Classic, timeless, easy to pair

Best For: All types of jewellery

Yellow gold is the most traditional and recognisable jewellery metal. Its rich, warm tone has remained popular for generations and suits both classic and contemporary designs.

Rose Gold

Colour: Soft pink

Key Features: Romantic, modern, distinctive

Best For: Rings and fashion jewellery

Rose gold is known for its subtle pink hue and romantic appeal. It offers a modern alternative to traditional gold tones and is particularly flattering on the skin, making it a favourite for unique and contemporary designs.