Rose Gold Wedding Rings

10 products

Browse Jeremy's collection of rose gold wedding rings.

All of Jeremy's wedding rings are available in rose gold upon request.

Rose Gold Wedding Ring FAQs

Can I have my wedding ring in rose gold?

Yes, all of Jeremy's wedding rings are available in rose gold. If you see a design you would like made in rose gold please contact us to place a custom order.

Does rose gold tarnish?

Rose gold is made from a mixture of alloys, including copper. Copper can tarnish over time - giving the ring a darker hue.

To remove the tarnish we recommend bringing (or posting) your ring to Jeremy to have it professionally cleaned.

What is rose gold made from?

Rose gold is an alloy of yellow gold and copper. The copper is what give rose gold it's red hue.

Varying carats in rose gold dictate how much copper is in the metal. Jeremy offers 9ct or 18ct rose gold. 9ct rose gold contains 37.5% gold whereas 18ct contains 75% gold.

I don't know my ring size

If you don't know your ring size you we will send you a ring sizer after you place your order free of charge. Just make sure to click this option in the 'size' drop down menu.

If you are ordering your ring as a present or for an engagement and you do not know their ring size please order the stock size by leaving us a note when you place the order. This way you can send the ring back for re-sizing after you have given the gift.

We will not charge for re-sizing if the ring size fits within our sizes that are already available. If the finger size is larger than average then an additional charge may be applied for extra materials.

Can I customise a piece of jewellery?

Yes, if you would like to order a bespoke custom piece please contact us to chat with Jeremy about your design idea.

info@jeremy-hoye.co.uk

What materials do you use in your jewellery?

We use a variety of high-quality precious metals, including gold, silver, platinum and precious gemstones. Each piece is handcrafted to ensure unique designs and exceptional quality.

All of our metal, where possible, is sourced from 100% recycled materials.