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White gold
Gold is a soft metal, and hence it is usually alloyed with other metals such as Silver, Copper, Nickel, Palladium etc. to increase its strength and durability. Depending on the alloy used, gold can be fashioned in different colours. The main variations of gold are yellow, white and rose gold.
Pure gold is alloyed with white metals such as Silver, Nickel, Palladium, Zinc, Copper etc. to form white gold. Although white gold is usually associated with shiny white colour, it is actually pale pink, pale yellow, dull brown, or a faint grey if Palladium is the alloying metal. The white sheen is a result of the Rhodium plating on the surface.
White gold pairs very well with diamonds or coloured gemstones and hence are a popular choice for engagement and wedding rings. A white gold ring appears the same as a Platinum ring and costs considerably less. It is sturdy and durable and ideal for everyday use. White gold jewellery looks elegant and stunning and suits all outfits and attires.
