Yesterday my husband surprised me with a present, a new Iphone 7! He chose the rose gold color, and I love it! It made me think of how popular rose gold is becoming. It's the new "go to" color. Why not!? Rose gold is warm, and inviting, and goes with everything. Rose gold is a mixture of copper and gold. It was the preferred gold of Queen Victoria during the Victorian era. Queen Victoria loved rose gold in jewelry with mine cut diamonds, emeralds, aquamarines and garnets. As decades passed, the popularity of rose gold waned. However, during the 1940's, master jewelers started using rose gold again and introduced it together with yellow gold. They created a rosy yellow gold. During the war, the government put a stop on the use of platinum. This is what led jewelers to using rose gold. When servicemen came home from the war, and got engaged, rose gold and rosy yellow gold were used as the metal for their engagement rings. These are the rings we still adore today. If you want a stunning rose gold engagement ring with a Burma ruby, or just a three stone Victorian engagement ring, rose gold is always and inviting and versatile metal. Enjoy these 5 rose gold engagement rings !
Three Stone Rose Gold Ring
Three mine cut diamonds are always better than one, especially in this spectacular three stone engagement, or trinity, ring. This Victorian engagement ring was crafted in the late 1800's in 14 kt rose gold with a beautiful latticework design.
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