Rose Gold
Engagement Rings

Rose gold engagement rings are available in several different carats across the market, with the most common in Australia being 9ct and 18ct. We generally recommend selecting 18ct for rose gold engagement rings, as it is more durable and resistant to tarnish. We also highly encourange discussing your preferences with our experts in more detail, so that you can find the perfect carat weight for your needs.

An 18ct rose gold engagement ring is marked with the '750' hallmark, which means that it consists of 75% pure gold alloyed with other metals.

No, an 18ct rose gold engagement ring doesn't typically require plating, as it is a durable precious metal and is able to retain its desired pinkish colour over time.

Yes, rose gold engagement rings are incredibly popular. The warm and distinctive colour of rose gold offers a gorgeous alternative to traditional yellow or white gold, which is often favoured by those looking for an engagement ring with a bohemian or romantic feel.

No, rose gold engagement rings don't generally tarnish when worn regularly, especially when made in 18ct rose gold, making them a perfect choice for wedding bands and engagement rings.

All wedding bands can be suit a rose gold engagement ring, although some might be more or less suitable depending on the style of your engagement ring's setting. When choosing your wedding ring, you can either complement with a matching rose gold band or, for a stunning contrast, choose a white gold band to make your engagement ring pop.

The cost of a rose gold engagement ring depends on the gold composition and, of course, diamond or gemstone selection and design. At Larsen Jewellery, we offer rose gold at the same cost of yellow and white gold.

Rose gold is an excellent choice for engagement rings. It's a high quality precious metal and offers a strong, hard-wearing metal that will maintain its shine and beauty through the years.