How much do you know about rose gold

It was exceptionally popular in Russia at the start of the 19th century, which is why it earned the name Russian gold. It is created by alloying fine yellow gold with copper and silver. The intensity of the colour depends on the ratio of copper and silver in this alloy, so the jewellery can have a delicate pink hue or lean towards red. This is how rose gold and red gold are obtained. Rose and red gold jewellery can be of 14k or 18k fineness. Designers often combine different gold colours to create striking, captivating and unique jewellery.

Rose gold has a remarkably romantic and delicate feel, making it a favorite choice among couples to be. At Zlatara Andrejević, we most often use it for crafting engagement rings or wedding bands, but it is also an integral part of our Tutti Frutti 11, Frutti di Mare and Frutti di Bosco collections.

Explore some of the inspiring rose-gold designs in our selection.

Thanks to its rich and lavish design, alongside a combination of rose gold and brilliant-cut diamonds, it is used for crafting wedding bands.

It also served as our inspiration for the Tutti Frutti 11 collection. As many as 11 types of gemstones blend beautifully with the warm hue of rose gold.

Jewellery featuring a combination of white and rose gold is growing increasingly popular. The elegant and refined look of white gold is perfectly complemented by the warm tones of rose gold. Our Bicolore collection is renowned for these exact designs.

Rose gold combined with a Tahitian pearl and freshwater pearls, whose beauty is further enhanced by brilliant-cut diamonds, creates the Lacrio ring. This ring is a true signature piece of our Frutti di Mare collection.