Rose gold is an alloy of gold with an increased content of copper, which gives the metal its characteristic warm, pinkish-red shade. The more copper in the alloy, the richer the pink colour. Rose gold combines the nobility of gold with a soft, romantic hue that looks especially warm on the skin and suits almost everyone. In the early 19th century it was loved in the Empire (the alloy is also known as 'red gold'), and later made famous by the jewellery house Cartier. In the 21st century rose gold underwent a powerful fashion revival — in jewellery, watches and even technology. The hallmark (585, 750) states the content of pure gold. Rose gold is a noble alloy of warm pinkish-red shade, in which copper gives gold a romantic, tender hue that combines the classic value of the precious metal with a modern, warm and universally appealing look.
