The frame of a lifetime

Colour, purity, character

We craft every design in 10K, 14K and 18K gold, in yellow, white and rose, and in 950 platinum. Each metal has its own colour, weight and way of ageing. Here is how to find the one that suits her skin, her style and her everyday life.

Four beautiful choices

  • Yellow gold engagement ring | BEUSÉA

    Yellow gold

    Warm, timeless and flattering on every skin tone. Pure gold alloyed with silver and copper.

  • Rose gold engagement ring | BEUSÉA

    Rose gold

    Gold alloyed with copper for a soft, romantic blush. Naturally coloured, no plating needed.

  • White gold engagement ring | BEUSÉA

    White gold

    Gold alloyed with white metals and finished with rhodium for a bright, mirror-white surface.

  • Platinum engagement ring | BEUSÉA

    950 platinum

    Naturally white, dense and hypoallergenic. The most secure metal for holding diamonds.

Gold purity explained

Pure 24 karat gold is too soft for jewellery that is worn every day, so it is alloyed with other metals. The karat number tells you how much pure gold the alloy contains, and the hallmark stamped inside your ring confirms it.

Alloy Hallmark Pure gold content Character
18K gold 750 75 % Richest colour, traditional fine jewellery standard
14K gold 585 58.5 % Slightly harder, ideal balance for everyday wear
10K gold 417 41.7 % Most durable and accessible, paler colour
950 platinum 950 95 % platinum Naturally white, heavy, hypoallergenic

Metals compared

Metal Colour Durability Maintenance Weight
Yellow gold Warm golden Very good Occasional polish Medium
Rose gold Soft pink Very good (copper adds strength) Occasional polish Medium
White gold Bright white Very good Rhodium refresh every 1 to 3 years Medium
950 platinum Naturally white Excellent, metal is displaced rather than lost Develops a satin patina, can be repolished Heavy

Which metal suits your skin tone?

As a rule of thumb, yellow and rose gold flatter warm and olive skin tones, while white gold and platinum complement cool and fair skin. But jewellery is personal: if she loves the look, it is the right choice. Look at the metals she already wears and you will know.

Does the metal change the look of the diamond?

With lower colour grades, yellow gold can warm up the look of a diamond, which is why many brands set their diamonds in white claws. Because all BEUSÉA centre diamonds are D colour, they stay icy white in any metal, even in warm yellow or rose gold.

Sensitive skin

950 platinum is naturally hypoallergenic. Our gold alloys are nickel-free, and white gold is additionally protected by its rhodium surface.

Caring for your metal

All precious metals collect fine surface marks over time. They are part of a life well lived and can always be polished away. Remove your ring for heavy work, sport and swimming, clean it gently with warm soapy water, and bring it in for a professional polish or a rhodium refresh whenever you like.

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Quality you can see

Hallmarked and certified

Every piece is stamped with its fineness, 417, 585, 750 or 950, and every centre diamond comes with its IGI certificate.

Frequently asked questions

Is 14K or 18K gold better for an engagement ring?

14K is slightly harder and very practical for daily wear. 18K has a richer colour and more pure gold. Both last a lifetime.

Does white gold turn yellow?

Over the years the rhodium surface can wear and reveal a slightly warmer tone. A quick rhodium refresh restores the bright white.

Is platinum worth the extra cost?

Platinum is naturally white, dense and hypoallergenic and holds diamonds very securely. If you value these qualities, it is a wonderful investment.

Can I mix metals in my wedding set?

Absolutely. Mixing yellow and white metals is modern and elegant. Just keep in mind that platinum is harder than gold, so rings worn together can wear differently over time.