Which colour Gold jewellery ?
Pure gold is yellow, but it can be made into a variety of colours by changing the types and proportions of metals mixed with it during a process called gold alloying, however 22ct and 24ct gold are always yellow. In the UK, white and rose coloured gold are becoming increasingly popular, although choice should come down to personal taste, take into consideration your skin tone and the clothes you wear. Many people prefer to wear yellow gold with cream, camel and rustic colours. A combination of yellow, white or rose coloured gold – two or three coloured gold – makes for very versatile jewellery. White gold jewellery first became popular in the 1920s as an alternative to platinum jewellery and continues to become more and more fashionable. White gold is made by mixing pure yellow gold with other metals, such as silver and palladium, in the alloying process. The white gold you see in jewellery is actually an off-white gold alloy. Most white gold items are enhanced with rhodium plating, gi
