History of Rose Gold Engagement Rings

Although it’s certainly all the rage now, rose gold wedding ring has been popular in the past, too.

Originally called “Russian gold” because of where it first appeared in the 1800s, rose gold really took off during the Victorian era, a time in

which romance was especially celebrated due to the public affection between English monarchs Victoria and Albert. Rose gold dipped in popularity until 1920, when Cartier began selling its its Trinity Ring, which incorporated yellow, white, and rose gold all in one piece.

A few other brief rises and falls in popularity eventually led to a comeback in the 1950s, when Audrey Hepburn’s husband Mel Ferrer gifted the stylish star a stackable set of engagement and wedding rings in yellow, white, and rose gold.

Today, rose gold’s popularity continues to rise. More and more people are purchasing rose gold jewelry—especially engagement rings, due to their romantic coloring.

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