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9ct White Gold Wedding Rings

9ct white gold wedding rings with a bright, rhodium-plated finish, made to order in our own workshop. Every band is solid gold, 100% recycled and hallmarked 375. Choose your profile, a width from 2mm to 8mm and a Budget, Luxury or Premiere weight below, or design yours in 3D with a live price.

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Why Choose 9ct White Gold?

9ct white gold gives the cool, bright look of platinum for much less. It is 37.5% gold, alloyed with white metals, and finished with a layer of rhodium so the band is a crisp white from the day you put it on. It sits well beside a platinum or white gold engagement ring and suits cooler skin tones.

Looking After 9ct White Gold

Under the rhodium, 9ct white gold is slightly warmer in colour. As the plating wears, usually over a year or two of daily wear, a hint of warmth can show; a quick re-plate brings it back to bright white. If you would rather never re-plate, choose platinum, which stays white all the way through, or compare 18ct white gold.

Which Width and Profile?

Slim 2mm to 3mm bands sit neatly beside an engagement ring; 4mm to 5mm is the most popular all-rounder; 6mm to 8mm suits a bolder look and most men's rings. A court profile is rounded inside and out and the most comfortable; flat court and D shape give a more tailored edge. See all 9ct gold wedding rings for every colour.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is rhodium plated for a bright white finish. As the plating wears, usually over a year or two, a hint of warmth can show. A quick re-plate brings it back to bright white.

It looks the same when new. Platinum is harder-wearing and never needs plating, so if you wear the two rings together every day, a platinum wedding ring will wear at the same rate as your engagement ring.

Yes. 9ct is a hard alloy that wears well every day. Choose a Luxury or Premiere weight for a deeper, more solid band.