9ct rose gold has a warm, pink tone that makes an engagement ring feel romantic and a little different. Choose any setting below and we make it to order in 9ct rose gold, set with the certified natural or lab grown diamond you pick.
43 Oval 9ct gold engagement rings
Why 9ct Rose Gold Looks So Pink
Rose gold gets its color from copper. 9ct rose gold is 37.5% gold, hallmarked 375, and has more copper in the mix than 18ct, so it is a slightly deeper pink. Like yellow gold it is not plated, so the color is there for good, and the copper makes it a hard-wearing metal.
Diamonds in Rose Gold
Rose gold flatters a warmer diamond, so a stone in the G to J color range looks lovely and keeps the cost down. It also pairs beautifully with pink and champagne diamonds.
How It Works
Choose a setting below, then pick your center stone from our live stock of certified diamonds, each with its own photo and grading report. Pictures show the design in rose gold; you can switch to 18ct rose gold or platinum on the ring page.
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Other metals: platinum · 18ct white gold · 18ct yellow gold · 18ct rose gold
Made in Our Own Workshop
Every piece is handmade by our family workshop in the Cotswolds, jewelers since 1969, and hallmarked 375 for 9ct gold. Not sure whether 9ct or 18ct is right for you? Book a virtual meeting or contact us and we will talk it through.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rose gold gets its color from copper, and 9ct has more copper in the mix than 18ct, so it is a slightly deeper pink.
No. The color runs all the way through the metal and is not plated, so it never wears off.
Yes. It is solid gold, hallmarked 375, and the copper makes it a hard-wearing metal, for less than 18ct.