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Why Gold Jewelry Comes in Different Colors | Ishime Jewels

Why Gold Comes in Many Colors

Gold jewelry isn’t just yellow. From romantic rose to sleek white and rare green, gold comes in many shades—thanks to the different metal alloys mixed with pure gold.

Pure gold (24K) is naturally rich yellow in color but too soft for everyday wear. To enhance strength and change the color, it’s blended with other metals. Here’s how each shade is created:


Yellow Gold

  • Alloys: Silver + Copper

  • Look: Warm, rich, and traditional

  • Why Choose It: Classic and timeless, perfect for heritage designs and daily wear.


White Gold

  • Alloys: Palladium, Nickel, or Silver

  • Extra Step: Usually plated with Rhodium for a shiny, bright white finish

  • Why Choose It: Modern, elegant, and popular for engagement rings and minimalist styles.


Rose Gold

  • Alloys: High Copper Content

  • Look: Romantic pinkish hue

  • Why Choose It: Trendy, vintage-inspired, and flattering on most skin tones.


Green Gold (Less Common)

  • Alloys: Silver + Sometimes Cadmium

  • Look: Pale green tone

  • Why Choose It: Unique and antique, often used in vintage or custom pieces.


At Ishime Jewels...

We craft jewelry in various gold tones to suit your style—from bold yellow to elegant white and soft rose. Every piece is made with certified gold and real gemstones to ensure purity, durability, and unmatched beauty.


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