18k rose gold
Wedding rings in rose gold: warm, modern, everyday-tough
Rose gold is the youngest of the classic ring tones, and also one of the toughest. Its warm, softly pink shimmer comes from a higher copper content in the alloy, and that same copper makes rose gold harder than pure yellow gold. At émin your rings are made in 18k rose gold, custom-fitted to your two hands.
Rose gold suits warm and cool skin tones alike and feels neither strictly classic nor overly trendy, just personal. We show you in the atelier or by video how the tone actually looks on your hand, since photos often don't capture the fine nuance honestly.
Why couples choose rose gold
Warm and personal
The soft pink shimmer feels neither too classic nor too cool and suits most skin tones without being loud.
Tougher day to day
The higher copper content makes rose gold more scratch-resistant than pure yellow gold, ideal for a ring that goes through everyday life with you.
No refinishing needed
Like yellow gold, rose gold needs no rhodium layer. The tone stays the same for decades, the one you see on the day you receive it.
Profiles and widths
The profile shapes how a ring feels more than the width does. We show you both on your finger before you decide.
| Profile | Description | Typical width | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat | Flat outside, gently rounded inside, a crisp edge | 3 to 5 mm for her, 5 to 7 mm for him | Modern and quiet, edges read sharp |
| Court | Gently rounded on both sides, the most classic shape | 3 to 6 mm for her, 5 to 8 mm for him | Soft on the finger, forgives small changes in shape |
| D-shape | Rounded outside like a D in profile, flat inside | 4 to 7 mm for her, 6 to 8 mm for him | Bold from outside, still sits quietly inside |
Widths are guide values. The right width depends on finger size and shape, we measure that with you in the atelier or by video.
Finishes: polished, matte or hammered
Polished lets the warm pink tone glow the most, classic and low-maintenance. Matte reads quieter, almost velvety, and shows scratches more honestly, but can always be re-polished later if you change your mind.
Hammered suits rose gold especially well, since the small facets break the warm tone into many tiny points of light. We show you all three finishes on real samples in daylight.
Engraving: included with wedding rings
For wedding rings, engraving is part of the ring for us, not an extra charge. Names, a date, a short line in English, German, Turkish, Albanian or any other language, hand-set or laser, the choice is yours.
We show you beforehand how the engraving sits inside the band and how much space letters need, so nothing gets cut off or shrinks too small at the end.
18k rose gold contains a higher copper content alongside fine gold than yellow or white gold, which gives it the warm pink tone and also makes it a little harder. How strong the pink comes out depends on the exact copper ratio, we show you different shades in person.
What rose gold wedding rings cost per pair
Guide prices for a pair, the exact price depends on width, finish and engraving.
Price depends on the work involved. We calculate openly, no surprises.
Guide prices, as of 2026, incl. VAT. The exact price depends on stone, metal and work.
Wedding ring models from our collection
Six models, each one can be adjusted in width, finish and engraving.
Frequently asked questions
Plan at least six to eight weeks before the wedding, so there's time for advice, adjustments and a relaxed fitting. For a very custom setting or an elaborate engraving, allow a bit more lead time, though short notice is often still possible, just ask us.
Yes, a simple engraving inside the band is part of the wedding ring for us and is already included in the guide price. More elaborate engravings, like a longer line or a small symbol, we discuss together, usually without a large surcharge.
Yes, that is exactly what the fitting appointment after production is for, at the atelier, or we send the rings to you for a fitting if you live further away. If something doesn't sit perfectly, we resize the ring before the big day.
Yes, we do this often. Bring the old ring or piece of jewellery, we check the fineness and credit the material where possible. Your new wedding ring then carries a piece of your family history, even if the tone and alloy change.
Yes, that's no problem at all and happens more often than people think. Rose gold and yellow gold, for instance, pair well together: as long as the width and profile relate to each other, the pair still looks intentional, we're happy to advise.
In most cases, yes. Ring size can usually be adjusted up or down, as long as the engraving and band shape allow it. Just stop by, we'll look at your ring and tell you honestly what's possible.
Quick enquiry
Ready for your wedding rings?
Send us a short note about your wedding date and what you have in mind. We reply within one working day and suggest an appointment, in person or by video.