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Pink gold earrings owe their unique beauty to a special alloy: gold combined with copper and, to a lesser extent, silver. It is precisely the copper — with its warm, reddish hue — that gives the metal its distinctive colour, ranging from a soft peach to a golden apricot, all the way to a deep coppery rose in its most intense versions. The higher the copper content, the deeper and more reddish the tone. A lower proportion of copper produces a more delicate and luminous pink. This chromatic versatility, combined with its perceived rarity, makes pink gold earrings among the most sought-after and contemporary jewellery choices today.
Pink gold has a fascinating history spanning three centuries and some of the most legendary jewellery houses in the world. Born as a metallurgical experiment, it has become over time a symbol of romantic and timeless elegance.
Its origins trace back to nineteenth-century Russia, where goldsmiths began experimenting with alloys containing high percentages of copper, obtaining a warm and distinctive metal. For this reason, pink gold was initially known as "Russian gold".
One of the key figures in its rise was Peter Carl Fabergé, the celebrated jeweller to the tsars. His iconic Fabergé Eggs helped popularise this precious tone among European aristocracy, making pink gold synonymous with imperial luxury.
In the twentieth century, Cartier adopted pink gold in its creations, consecrating it as a refined and innovative luxury material. The French maison helped transform it from a stylistic curiosity into a true international trend.After a period of lesser popularity, pink gold experienced a strong contemporary revival from the 2000s onwards. Its success was fuelled by minimalist fashion, modern design, and a growing desire for more original alternatives to classic yellow or white gold — making pink gold earrings one of the defining jewellery choices of the new millennium.
Pink gold can be crafted in different karats, which indicate the amount of pure gold present in the alloy.
14 karat pink gold: It contains approximately 58.5% pure gold and is considered by many the best balance between aesthetics, durability and value. Its colour appears warm, luminous and refined, without being excessively coppery. It also offers excellent longevity, making it particularly well suited to jewellery worn every day, such as pink gold earrings, rings and necklaces. For this reason, 14 karat is one of the most appreciated karats in contemporary jewellery.
18 karat pink gold: It contains 75% pure gold and is the most precious and refined version of the alloy. Perfect for unique occasions.
To keep pink gold earrings bright and beautiful over time, it is important to follow a few simple care rules.
It is recommended to clean the jewellery with:
After cleaning, make sure to dry the piece thoroughly to avoid residue. Repeat the cleaning every 2 to 4 weeks.
What to avoid:
Pink gold earrings should be kept away from:
These substances can dull the surface or damage any inset stones.
Jewellery Storage:
Jewellery should be stored separately in soft pouches or lined boxes, to prevent scratches and contact with other metals. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight.
Professional maintenance:
Take your pink gold earrings to a jeweller every 2 to 3 years for a professional clean and a clasp check. A preventive check is always far less costly than a repair.
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