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The guide

Understanding fine jewelry

Gold, platinum, diamonds and gemstones in four quick reads. Know what you are choosing, and why it matters.

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YELLOW GOLD WHITE GOLD ROSE GOLD
01 · Gold

14k for every day. 18k for richness.

  • 14k · 58.3% pure gold. Strong, scratch-resistant, great value.
  • 18k · 75% pure gold. Warmer, richer color, slightly softer.
02 · Platinum

Naturally white. Built to last.

  • Never needs rhodium plating to keep its color.
  • Extremely durable and hypoallergenic.
  • Heavier feel, typically a higher price.
03 · Diamonds

Natural or lab-grown? Both are real.

  • Natural · formed over billions of years, prized for rarity.
  • Lab-grown · identical in every way, at a more accessible price.
Diamond types explained
04 · Gemstones

Color, character and meaning.

  • Precious · sapphire, emerald, ruby.
  • Semi-precious · amethyst, garnet, aquamarine, topaz.
  • Sapphires and rubies suit everyday wear. Emeralds need extra care.
The 4Cs of diamonds
Quick tip Choose 14k for durability and everyday wear. Choose 18k for a richer color and a more luxurious finish.
At a glance

Three metals, side by side.

14k gold18k goldPlatinum
ColorSlightly lighter toneRicher, warmerNaturally white
DurabilityScratch-resistantSofter, may show wearExtremely durable
PriceMore affordableHigherTypically highest
Best forEveryday wearStatement piecesA lasting white finish
Quick guide

Which is right for you?

I will wear it every day
14k gold
I want the richest color
18k gold
I want a naturally white metal
Platinum
I value rarity
Natural diamond
I want exceptional value
Lab-grown diamond
I want color and meaning
Gemstones
Good to know

Common questions.

Are lab-grown diamonds real?

Yes. They are chemically, physically and optically identical to natural diamonds. The difference is origin and price.

Which gold suits an engagement ring?

14k is a popular choice for its durability and value. 18k offers a richer color if you prefer a more luxurious look.

Is platinum worth it?

If you want a naturally white, extremely durable metal with no rhodium plating, yes. It is typically more expensive due to its rarity.

Can I wear emeralds every day?

Emeralds are more delicate and need extra care. Sapphires and rubies are better suited to everyday wear.

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