Yellow Gold Women's Wedding Rings

Explore this collection and mark your story of love with a yellow-gold wedding ring from With Clarity. No matter what choice you pick, expect the sentimental warmth of a yellow-gold wedding band to echo the depth of love the ring symbolically represents.

FAQs

Is yellow gold a durable choice for wedding rings?

Yes, yellow gold (in 14K or 18K) is a durable choice for a wedding band. Mixing it with other metals makes it stronger and more damage-resistant.

How does the price of yellow gold compare to other metals for wedding rings?

Silver is cheaper than yellow gold because it is more abundant. Yellow gold and white gold of the same carat weight have no significant price value difference.

Are 14K yellow gold wedding rings more affordable than 18K?

Yes, wedding bands in 14K yellow gold are more pocket-friendly than 18K yellow gold wedding rings. The price difference is due to the higher concentration of pure gold in 18K yellow gold bands. Platinum is higher in value than gold because it is rarer.

Which karat is better for someone with sensitive skin: 14K or 18K?

Nickel is a common metal allergen, and it is also a common metal mixed with gold. Pure gold (24K or 100% gold) is hypoallergenic but is too soft to be used on fine and fashion jewelry. This means that both 18K gold and 14K gold are a mixture of pure gold and some other metals, including zinc, palladium, copper, and nickel. Jewelry in 18K gold is ideal for those with sensitive skin as it has a greater percentage of pure gold and a lesser percentage of common metal allergens.

Can yellow gold wedding rings be resized easily?

Yellow gold rings can be resized fairly easily. The complexity of resizing will largely depend on the wedding ring’s design.

Are there any potential skin allergies or reactions associated with yellow gold wedding rings?

Those with hypersensitivity to gold are often allergic to nickel and cobalt, too. They usually present contact dermatitis symptoms, including an itchy rash, dry or scaly skin, swelling and tenderness, bumps and blisters. If you are strongly sensitive to metals, your safest alternatives would be platinum, surgical steel, or medical-grade titanium.