Yellow gold diamond engagement rings are making a comeback in the modern jewelry trend. Made as a precious metal mixed with a white alloy, gold takes on a softer and creamy yellow look, bringing a beautiful warmth and glow to yellow gold rings and is a gorgeous complement to diamonds. Thanks to its distinctive golden hue and luxurious look, yellow gold diamond engagement rings form a vintage style that has become a classic choice.

Yellow gold diamond rings from Darry Ring come in a variety of styles and collections, from petite and delicate to bold and luxurious. They will never go out of style and will always remain versatile, from sparkling yellow gold solitaire engagement rings, unique yellow gold engagement rings to vintage yellow gold engagement rings and more. Whatever the style, you can easily stand out with our yellow gold engagement rings for men and women.

Yellow gold is a type of gold that has a natural yellow color. The purity of gold is measured in karats, with 24 karat gold being the purest form. Gold in its purest form is a soft and malleable metal, which is not suitable for crafting into everyday jewelry. But it is often mixed with other metals, such as copper or silver, to increase its durability and strength. The addition of white alloys also gives gold a softer and more attractive yellow color.

Yellow gold mixed with alloy is commonly used in jewelry making, including engagement rings, wedding bands, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. It has been a popular choice for centuries due to its timeless and classic appeal.

The main differences between white gold and yellow gold are their color, appearance, composition and durability. Yellow gold has a warm, yellowish hue that complements a variety of skin tones, while white gold has a silvery-white color that gives white gold diamond rings a sleek and sophisticated look.

In terms of composition, yellow gold is made by pure gold and alloy metals such as copper and zinc. White gold, on the other hand, is made by pure gold and white metals such as nickel, palladium or silver. While both white and yellow gold diamond rings are durable, white gold rings is slightly more resistant to scratches and wear due to the addition of alloy metals.

The differences between rose gold and yellow gold lie in their color, composition, appearance, and durability. Yellow gold has a warm, yellowish hue that gives a classic and elegant look to jewelry, while rose gold has a pink or red hue that gives engagement rings a softer, more sophisticated, and stylish look.

Yellow gold is made from pure gold combined with alloy metals such as copper and zinc. Rose gold is made by mixing pure gold with copper. The higher the copper content, the more pronounced the pink hue. Both rose gold and yellow gold diamond rings are durable, but rose gold diamond rings may be slightly more prone to scratching due to the copper content.

14k yellow gold contains 58.3% pure gold and 41.7% other metal alloys, typically copper and silver. On the other hand, 18k yellow gold contains 75% pure gold and 25% other metal alloys. Therefore, 18k gold engagement rings have a higher percentage of pure gold, making it slightly more valuable.

Due to its higher gold content, 18k gold is slightly softer and more malleable than 14k gold. This means that 14k yellow gold diamond rings are generally considered more resistant to scratches, dents, and damage in daily wear.

The price of a yellow gold ring can vary depending on factors such as the purity of the gold, the 4Cs of diamond, and any additional gemstones or intricate designs. In general, yellow gold engagement rings may be more expensive compared to other types of gold (such as white or rose gold) due to its popularity and higher demand.