9ct rose gold gives diamond earrings a soft, warm pink tone for less than 18ct. Choose a design below and we make the pair to order in solid 9ct rose gold, set with natural or lab grown diamonds you choose.
Why Choose 9ct Rose Gold?
9ct rose gold is 37.5% gold, hallmarked 375, with copper giving it its pink colour. Because 9ct has more copper in the mix than 18ct, its rose tone is often a little deeper. It needs no plating, so the colour never wears away, and the hard alloy holds the diamonds securely.
9ct or 18ct Rose Gold?
Both are solid gold. 18ct has twice the pure gold and a gentler blush; 9ct costs less and has a stronger rose colour. See our 18ct rose gold earrings to compare.
Other metals: platinum · 18ct white gold · 18ct yellow gold · 18ct rose gold
Made in Our Own Workshop
Every pair is handmade to order by our family workshop in the Cotswolds, jewellers since 1969, and hallmarked 375 for 9ct gold. Not sure whether 9ct or 18ct is right for you? Contact us and we will talk it through.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. It is solid gold, 37.5% pure, and hallmarked 375. The pink colour comes from copper in the alloy and goes all the way through.
No. The colour is in the metal itself, not a plating, so it does not wear off. Over many years it can deepen slightly.
It depends on the design: 9ct has half the pure gold of 18ct, so the heavier the setting, the bigger the saving. Each earring page shows the price in every metal, so you can compare.
Yes. You choose the diamonds for your pair from our certified natural and lab grown stock on the earring page.