The cool elegance of white gold.
White gold chains — the timeless alternative to classic gold. Moonlit, discreet, unmistakable. Pieces that show character without being too loud.
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White gold is not a separate type of metal but a gold alloy in which warm yellow gold is mixed with metals like palladium, silver, or nickel (excluded in modern alloys) to create a cool, silvery-white tone. The final shine is achieved through rhodium plating—a fine layer of the precious metal rhodium that enhances brightness and scratch resistance.
Our white gold chains made of 585 white gold are especially suitable for holding a diamond pendant, as the stone setting visually merges with the chain. The rhodium plating can be renewed after many years—a minor procedure that restores your chain to its original condition. We are happy to advise you on this.
What is 585 white gold?
585 white gold is 14-karat gold (58.5% pure gold) that is alloyed to be white and finely rhodium plated—nickel-free and skin-friendly. You can read more about the differences between precious metals in our guide 585 or 925.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is white gold nickel-free?
Our 585 white gold is nickel-free and skin-friendly.
Does white gold need to be re-rhodium plated?
After several years, the rhodium plating can be renewed—a small service that restores full shine.
What is the difference between white gold and silver?
White gold is 585 gold (14 karat) with a white alloy; silver is 925 sterling silver—two different genuine precious metals.
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