14k rose gold

[Blossy]

I just saw this on Blue Nile, I think it's lovely!

http://m.bluenile.com/au/m/20#offer_oid=28481

My question is, do you think it's "rosy" enough? They don't make 18k rose gold jewellery. Anyone seen similar in 18k elsewhere?

I think this is a really wearable design

 

[HotRedBag]

I think its beautiful. Its a great necklace for everyday.

 

[AndieAbroad]

I just saw this on Blue Nile, I think it's lovely!

http://m.bluenile.com/au/m/20#offer_oid=28481

My question is, do you think it's "rosy" enough? They don't make 18k rose gold jewellery. Anyone seen similar in 18k elsewhere?

I think this is a really wearable design

It doesn't look very 'rosy' in that image, but in comparison to the yellow gold here http://m.bluenile.com/au/m/20#offer_oid=20263 I think it looks pretty pink

 

[charliefarlie]

I have a pair of their 14k rose gold hoops, and they are the exact same shade as my 18k Tiffany RG

 

[Blossy]

Thanks for that Andie, I never thought to check it that way.

Hmmm.... I think this might make the wish list

 

[Blossy]

I have a pair of their 14k rose gold hoops, and they are the exact same shade as my 18k Tiffany RG

Oh that's good to know!!

There's a few Tiffany RG pieces I don't mind, but this design appeals more.

 

[charliefarlie]

Oh that's good to know!!

There's a few Tiffany RG pieces I don't mind, but this design appeals more.

I have had my eye on this necklace too, so you clearly have good taste

 

[Kitsunegrl]

Pretty! It reminds me of a Cartier piece

 

[ame]

USUALLY the "lower" the karat the pinker it is, I've found.

 

[JewelStreet]

Rose gold is one of the hardest materials to photograph and accurately convey the colour and warmth. A lot of the pictures we get from designers working in rose gold can tend to be over saturated giving them an enameled look or dull and lifeless.

Generally the karat doesn't play a major part in the outcome.