18ct White Gold Rings
18ct White Gold Ring
Sleek, modern, and timeless, the 18ct white gold ring is an elegant piece to add to any collection. Available in various forms such as 18ct white gold eternity rings and 18ct white gold wedding rings, this is an exquisite choice to be cherished forever. Browse our extensive range of over 300 different designs to find "the one".
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What is 18ct white gold?
White gold is a man-made material. Unlike gold and other materials that are found naturally, white gold is a combination of various metals, blending pure yellow gold with metals like palladium, platinum, nickel, and silver. It's these metals that give white gold its clean, white colour.
In terms of the carat(ct) rating, this refers to the purity of the gold. The higher the carat, the more gold and the higher the price. The lowest carat rating is 9ct, and the highest is 24ct. 18ct is the highest gold volume one can have before losing the iconic white colour, as 22ct is a bright yellow colour.
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Find the perfect 18ct white gold ring
The luxurious quality and durability of an 18ct white gold ring make this piece a great choice for lifetime jewellery, including:
Engagement rings
What better way to say "I love you" than with extravagant 18ct white gold engagement rings? Your special someone will be in complete awe.
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Wedding rings
A wedding ring must be strong and withstand every-day wear. Find exactly that with an 18ct white gold diamond wedding ring. This selection has all the class of a classic band with added sparkle.
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Eternity rings
An 18ct white gold eternity ring is a special way to mark a milestone. Are you celebrating a special wedding anniversary? Or maybe the birth of a child? This eternity ring will mark the occasion beautifully.
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Why buy an 18ct white gold ring from H&T?
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18ct white gold ring FAQs
Is white gold more expensive than yellow gold?
Yes, white gold is typically more expensive. However, it's not because the gold content is higher, but rather due to the additional price of the other metals needed to create white gold.
Is white gold hypoallergenic?
No, usually not. White gold can include nickel, which can irritate some. If you have sensitive skin or a nickel allergy, checking the alloy makeup of the ring before buying is best. This way, you can choose white gold created with palladium, for example.
How do I know if my 18ct white gold ring is real?
All white gold will be hallmarked. White gold will have various hallmarks to account for the various metals it's made from. At the very least, it will have a '750' hallmark for the gold, '925' for silver, and optionally '950' for palladium and platinum.
Feel free to come and see us at one of our 280+ stores to have one of our jewellers examine your item to confirm its material.
What's the difference between white gold and platinum?
Unlike white gold, platinum is a naturally occurring metal. It's not as soft as gold and is also harder to source. For these reasons, platinum is more expensive choice than gold.
