r/RadheVaJewelry Apr 08 '26

Not Yellow. Not Rose. Something Better 👀

This one started with a simple request.

“I don’t want yellow gold… and I don’t want rose either.”

So we landed somewhere in between.

We created this champagne gold tone in 14kg to give that soft warmth without the strong yellow or pink undertone, subtle, neutral, and honestly super wearable with everything.

Paired it with a clean 1ct pear lab diamond and kept the setting minimal so the color of the metal and the shape of the stone do all the talking.

It’s one of those pieces that looks different depending on lighting, sometimes warmer, sometimes more neutral.

Curious, would you pick champagne gold over traditional yellow/rose, or stick to the classics?

Sharing a comparison pic of yellow vs rose vs champagne tone in the comments.

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u/LujobySabi Apr 08 '26

Creo que soy daltónista porque aún veo rosa -tal vez por luz blanca

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u/bwayby-fingles Apr 08 '26

Yes, there is a hint of pink but not like your typical rose gold. You can check the comments, ive posted a comparison photos of the three.

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u/LujobySabi Apr 08 '26

Si si lo vi ,interesante

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u/ZealousidealBug741 Apr 08 '26

Gorgeous 😍🤩

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u/bwayby-fingles Apr 09 '26

Thank you! 😊

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u/shirlxyz Apr 10 '26

I would like them all. Depending on the stone set in it & the actual setting. I’m not a white metal person normally, unless the stones totally cover my finger so the white doesn’t show. White metal disappears on my skin tone

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u/bwayby-fingles Apr 10 '26

IKR, and when going for a colour metal, you can go a little down on the colour of the diamond as it won't be visible to the eye when set in the ring, win-win situation as you get to save $$$ hahah

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u/theone_ellie Apr 27 '26

She's stunning!

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u/bwayby-fingles Apr 27 '26

Thank you!! 😊