Minimalist Gold Rings

The collection offers delicate 585 fineness white, yellow and rose gold rings. You can choose minimalist rings with natural diamonds, elegant band rings, engagement rings and understated designs from the “Fashion”, “Melody”, “Celebrate” and other collections. These rings are suitable for everyday wear and can be stacked together or worn alongside a wedding ring.

Real gold rings at a more affordable price can be found in the “Rings up to 1000 eur” category or among discounted designs. The collection features 585 fineness gold rings, and their quality is confirmed by certificates. When choosing by price, it is worth considering the weight of the ring, the size of the diamonds, the complexity of the design and the gold colour. Thinner bands and rings with smaller diamonds usually cost less.

There is no single best choice for every situation. 14 carat, or 585 fineness, gold contains 58.5 per cent pure gold. It is strong, resistant to everyday wear and costs less than higher-fineness gold, making it particularly suitable for rings, engagement and wedding jewellery.

18 carat, or 750 fineness, gold contains 75 per cent pure gold. It has a richer colour and higher value, but it is softer, scratches more easily and usually costs more. It is a good choice for luxury jewellery that is worn less intensively.

24 carat, or 999 fineness, gold is almost pure. It is valuable and has an exceptionally rich yellow colour, but it is very soft, so it is usually impractical for rings worn every day. It is better suited to investment bars, coins and ceremonial items.

Yes, a “14K”, “585” or “14KT” stamp alone does not guarantee that a piece of jewellery is made of genuine 14 carat gold. Such a mark can be unlawfully stamped on a gold-plated item or one made from other metals. That is why it is safest to buy jewellery from a reliable seller who provides a certificate confirming quality and a warranty.

At home, you can inspect the areas that experience the most wear and check whether a metal of a different colour is showing beneath the surface. A magnet test can help to spot some fakes, but it is not conclusive, as some gold alloys and other metals are not attracted to a magnet either. The most reliable way to determine gold fineness is for a jeweller to carry out an acid test or an X-ray fluorescence test.

The 2:1:1 rule is a simple principle for combining jewellery that helps to maintain visual balance. Two pieces are worn in one area, for example two rings on one hand or a watch with a bracelet. One piece is chosen for the other side, and one more becomes the main focal point near the face or neck, such as earrings or a pendant.

This rule can also be applied according to how eye-catching the jewellery is: combine two very delicate pieces, one medium-sized detail and one bolder statement piece. It is not a strict requirement, but it helps to avoid an overloaded look and to combine rings, bracelets, earrings and necklaces harmoniously.