Rose Gold Earrings

Our 14k rose gold earrings are luxury fine jewelry, not rose gold plated, so there's no thin coating to wear off. The metal is solid throughout. That said, rose gold does contain copper, so if you have a known copper sensitivity, reach out and we'll help you find the right piece.

Rose gold does not tarnish the way silver does, so your earrings won't turn dark or flaky over time. However, they may gradually lose a bit of their shine or develop a subtle patina. This is due to the copper in the alloy, which gives rose gold its signature warm blush tone while also making it more durable than yellow gold.

To help preserve their beauty, store your earrings in a cool, dry place rather than a humid environment like a bathroom. It's also a good idea to remove them before swimming and avoid prolonged exposure to perfumes, lotions, household cleaners, bleach, chlorine, and acetone, all of which can dull the finish over time.

Yes and it is one of our favorite ways to style. Mixing metals gives your ear stack more depth and lets each piece stand out a little more. Try rose gold studs next to yellow gold hoops, or stack a rose gold huggie beside white diamonds and see how the tones play off each other. Rose gold sits so nicely in the middle that it pairs with just about anything, whether you lean warm with yellow gold or cool with white metal. There is no rule that says one tone per ear, so build the combination that feels like you.

Rose gold is one of those metals that flatters just about everyone, which is part of why it is so easy to wear. The warm, pinkish tone tends to sit beautifully against warmer and olive skin, picking up the natural glow. On cooler or fair skin, that same blush adds a soft flush of color that yellow gold or white metal cannot quite match. Deeper skin tones get a gorgeous contrast, with the pink gold catching the light in a way that really stands out. If you have ever felt unsure between yellow and white, rose gold is the middle ground that plays well with both your skin and the rest of your jewelry.

To clean your rose gold earrings, soak them in warm water with a few drops of mild dish soap for a few minutes. Then, use a soft-bristled toothbrush to gently clean around the metal, diamonds, and any intricate details where dirt can collect. Rinse thoroughly with clean water and pat dry with a soft, lint-free cloth.

To keep your rose gold earrings looking their best, wipe them down after wearing them to remove everyday oils, lotions, and other residue before storing them.