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Yellow Gold Engagement Ring
It reflects the true you—your tastes and style. You’ll want to enjoy looking at it every day for the rest of your life so selecting the right yellow gold engagement rings it vital.
While white gold has been a go-to metal for quite some time, brides today are drawn to yellow gold engagement rings. And it’s not a ‘trendy’ move that will soon go away. Yellow gold is appreciated for its universal appeal as a glowing metal that emphasizes the elegant design of your engagement ring. The warm attractive tones of yellow gold adds depth to the look of your diamond ring. If you have other gemstones in your engagement ring, yellow gold is a bonus there too, since it adds a luxurious contrast to the stones. You’ll notice that the warmth of yellow gold is so striking on any skin tone—everyone’s skin tone looks eye-catching against the glowing richness of yellow gold.<.p>
Have no worries about how sparkling your diamond will look set in a yellow gold engagement ring. Yellow gold is ideal for colorless diamonds (graded D-F on the color scale). Diamonds graded a bit lower on the color grading scale appear even brighter and whiter than they would set in other metals. This is truly win-win for couples choosing their engagement ring now.
Yellow gold was the first precious metal coveted by ancient people centuries ago. It’s durability, lack of tarnishing, and lustrous appeal sends a message of richness to all jewelry made with this luxurious metal. Yellow gold can be made in several karats—the higher the karat the more pure gold in the alloy. One of the beloved traits of yellow gold is its malleability—it can be hammered thinner than paper. This extraordinary trait makes it ideal for the bench jeweler to create the most intricate masterpiece that will last forever. But in order for yellow gold to have the strength for everyday use, such as in engagement rings and bridal jewelry, it must be made durable by alloying it with other fine metals.
There is something so timeless about a beautiful piece of jewelry crafted from fine yellow gold. The luster and deep sheen makes any ring look regal. It should! After all, we’ve found gold jewelry in historical sites dating back thousands of years. And it still holds us spellbound today. Timeless, eternal, and lovely—those are the traits that easily come to mind when we look at fine yellow gold. If you love this color of precious metal, you’re in very good company.