Collection: White Gold Engagement Rings
Bright, cool, and disappearing on purpose — white gold exists to make the stone look colder, whiter, and bigger. The modern default, earned.
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Cora0.75ct Oval Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Ember0.5ct Round Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Ella2ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Polaris1ct Oval Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Selene1ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Emma2ct Oval Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Eve1.5ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Carina1ct Radiant Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Chrysanthemum1ct Round Moissanite in 14K White Gold
Regular price $740Regular price$740Sale price $740 -
Selene1ct Cushion Lab Grown Diamond with Aquamarine Accents in 14K White Gold
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Carina1ct Radiant Natural Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Celeste2ct Round Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Kate2ct Oval Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
Regular price $1,990Regular price$1,990Sale price $1,990 -
Celeste2ct Round Natural Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Leah2ct Emerald Cut Lab Grown Diamond in 14K White Gold
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Auriel1ct Oval Natural Diamond in 14K White Gold
Regular price $6,100Regular price$6,100Sale price $6,100
White gold is the metal that gets out of the way. Its bright, silvery finish reflects a white stone's own light back at it, making diamonds and moissanite read icier and visually larger — the setting recedes, the stone advances. That optical discipline made white gold the defining engagement metal of the modern era, and it remains the choice for buyers who want maximum stone with minimum commentary. White gold is a gold alloy finished with rhodium plating, which gives it its mirror brightness and adds a protective, hypoallergenic surface layer.
Luvari's white gold engagement rings are offered in 10K, 14K, and 18K, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones across our full range of shapes and every setting style we make. Details can be tailored through our semi-custom process. White gold suits the buyer whose taste runs cool and contemporary — someone who wants the stone to do all the talking, at a friendlier price than platinum asks.
Luvari's white gold engagement rings are offered in 10K, 14K, and 18K, with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones across our full range of shapes and every setting style we make. Details can be tailored through our semi-custom process. White gold suits the buyer whose taste runs cool and contemporary — someone who wants the stone to do all the talking, at a friendlier price than platinum asks.
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Frequently Asked Questions About White Gold Engagement Rings
White gold is an alloy of gold blended with white metals, finished with a thin plating of rhodium — a platinum-family metal that gives white gold its bright, mirror-like surface. The result is a cool-toned setting that makes white stones read icier and larger. It is genuine gold underneath; the rhodium supplies the final color.
Yes. White gold is real gold alloyed with white metals to lighten its color, then finished with rhodium for a bright white surface. The karat mark tells you the gold content exactly as it does for yellow gold — 14K white gold is 58.3% pure gold, 18K is 75% — so a 14K white gold ring and a 14K yellow gold ring contain the same amount of gold.
White gold doesn't tarnish, but its rhodium finish slowly wears with daily contact, letting the slightly warmer gold beneath show through — that is the "turning yellow" people notice after a few years. It isn't damage: re-plating restores the original white in a quick, inexpensive service, typically every one to three years depending on wear. Buyers who want zero upkeep should weigh platinum instead.
At the same karat, usually not — both contain the same amount of gold, and the white alloy and rhodium finish add little to the price, so most designs cost the same in white or yellow and any difference is small. What moves the cost is karat (10K, 14K, or 18K) and the center stone, not the color. Platinum is the metal that carries a real premium over any gold.
They look nearly identical new, so the choice is practical. White gold costs meaningfully less and weighs lighter on the hand, but its rhodium finish wears and needs re-plating periodically. Platinum is naturally white forever and more secure at the prongs, at a premium. Budget-first buyers choose white gold; buy-once-forever buyers choose platinum.
Luvari offers white gold engagement rings in 10K, 14K, and 18K, across every setting style we make — solitaire, halo, hidden halo, three stone, side-stone, bezel, and unique designs — with center stones spanning lab grown diamonds, natural diamonds, moissanite, and colored gemstones in all our shapes. Details are tailored through the semi-custom process.















