Solid Gold Rings

Solid Gold Rings, Made to Stay

A solid gold ring is the one you stop taking off. It is gold all the way through, so there is no coating to wear away, and every design comes from our in-house team in Sydney.

Should I choose a 9k, 14k or 18k solid gold ring?

9k solid gold ring is the toughest of the three and has a paler tone, which suits rings that take daily knocks. 14k is the middle ground, with strength for everyday wear and a richer yellow. 18k is the purest and warmest, though it is also softer and picks up light scratches sooner, so many people save it for special days.

Can I wear solid gold rings with other metals?

A solid gold ring goes with every metal. Wear it beside an 18k gold vermeil ring for a mix of weights, such as the Chasing Tides 18k gold ring, or let one solid gold ring carry the whole hand. To repeat the tone elsewhere, add 14k gold earrings or a 14k solid gold chain necklace, and bring in gold rings in vermeil if you want a lighter stack, or sterling silver rings for women for a cooler tone.

Solid Gold Rings FAQs

How much does a solid gold ring cost?

It depends on the karat, the weight of the gold and any stones. Solid gold costs more than vermeil because the gold goes all the way through.

What is the difference between pure gold and solid gold rings?

Pure gold is 24k, which is too soft for daily wear. Solid gold rings blend gold with other metals at 9k, 14k or 18k so the ring keeps its shape, and every karat still counts as real gold throughout.

Does a solid gold ring tarnish?

Solid gold is highly resistant to tarnishing. Fake tan, moisturiser and heavy perfume can dull the surface, so put your ring on last and wipe it with a soft, lint-free cloth. For a deeper clean, use warm water with a detergent-free dish soap and dry it well.

Do solid gold rings come with a warranty?

Yes. Solid gold jewellery carries a 24-month warranty against defects in workmanship or materials. Keep your proof of purchase handy in case you ever need to make a claim.