Rose Gold Watches

About Rose Gold Watches

Rose gold is a mixture of yellow gold, copper and silver. This combination gives the metal a redder colour than yellow gold naturally has whilst silver helps to tone down the redness of the copper, achieving a subtle pink shade. The copper also provides the gold with rigidity as gold is a naturally soft metal and has a unique rosy glow. When it comes to purity, rose gold is no different from yellow gold or white gold. 18K gold contains 75% gold, and in turn, 9K gold contains 38%. Rose gold does not chip and requires very little maintenance throughout its lifetime.

Rose gold initially became popular in Russia at the beginning of the 19th century, meaning rose gold is often referred to as Russian gold. Later, this red variety of gold experienced another strong revival during the 1920s Art Deco era. “Tri-coloured” rings with yellow, white and rose gold were also particularly popular. Rose gold is a subtle yet rich-looking metal.

Gold with pink tones compliments most skin tones, so it’s very easy to wear. Above all, this beautiful variation of gold has a distinct vintage feel that reminds us of Old World luxury. This makes it exclusive and desirable to modern-day watch lovers.

Rose gold watches have a subtle and gentle colour which is luxurious and glamorous, without being brash or obvious. Rose gold cases and bracelets feature predominately throughout the collections of the world’s finest watch brands, providing a more subtle and softer option than yellow gold.