White Gold Wedding Rings

Regularly clean with mild soap, water, and a soft brush. Avoid harsh chemicals, remove the ring during manual work or swimming, and schedule professional cleanings as well as rhodium replating as necessary to mantain the bright white finish.

We recommend matching both rings by metal and finish. If your engagement ring is 14k white gold, choose a wedding band in the same karat and plating finish for a seamless look. We're happy to pair custom or matching sets when you order.

White gold is an affordable alloy created by mixing yellow gold with white metals and plating it with rhodium for a bright white finish. This plating must be periodically redone to prevent the underlying yellowish tint from showing through. In contrast, platinum is a more expensive metal that is naturally white and hypoallergic, so it never needs plating. While platinum is lower maintenance, it can develop a satin patina from scratches over time, whereas white gold maintains its shine between replatings.

Most plain white gold bands can be resized up or down by one or two sizes. However pave set, thin or heavily engraved rings are riskier to resize, prongs can loosen, stones may fall out, and designs may distort. Always clarify a jewelers resizing policy before committing.