The same birthstone rings in 14K white gold rather than yellow â a cooler setting that suits the blue and green stones particularly well. Solitaires, clusters and mother's rings holding a stone per child.
See also yellow gold birthstone rings, all birthstone rings, birthstone earrings and all rings.
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White Gold Birthstone Rings FAQ
What does Lovely Rita's carry in white gold birthstone rings?
Our white gold birthstone rings are made in 14K white gold. Stones used include diamond, amethyst, blue topaz and white topaz. Every listing states the metal, the purity and the measurements, and the size it ships in. Lovely Rita's is a family-owned jewelry store, selling online since 2001.
Why is white gold finished with rhodium?
White gold is 14K gold alloyed with white metals, which leaves it a soft grey-white. A rhodium finish gives it the bright mirror-white most people picture. Rhodium is a finish, not the metal underneath, and on a ring worn daily it thins over a few years. Any jeweler can renew it.
Which finger should a ring be worn on?
Anything but the left ring finger reads as fashion rather than commitment. Right-hand rings are worn freely, and in much of Europe the right ring finger is the wedding hand.
Is amethyst hard enough for a ring?
Amethyst is a quartz and holds up well in a ring, though it is softer than sapphire or diamond. Avoid knocks against stone and steel surfaces.
Do fingers change size?
Yes â by as much as half a size between a cold morning and a warm evening, and more in pregnancy or after a change in weight. Measure warm, and measure twice on different days.
What is the best way to clean it?
Warm soapy water and a soft brush, and nothing gritty. The thing that shortens a white gold ring's finish is polishing compound, not daily wear.