The season of autumn is approaching, and when we think of autumn foliage, the red of maple leaves and the yellow of ginkgo trees are commonly known.
Today, we introduce two types of metals with beautiful yellow tones, reminiscent of ginkgo leaves: yellow gold and champagne gold. Though both are yellow, they each have characteristics.
Yellow Gold: A Deep, Rich Hue
As for yellow gold, many people find that when they try it on, it doesn’t look as expected.
Some people find themselves saying, 'It surprisingly suits my skin tone,' and end up choosing yellow gold for their rings."
In Japan, platinum is typically seen as the standard for wedding bands, but yellow gold is more common in overseas, and many couples at ith choose yellow gold.
Champagne Gold: Light and Refreshing
Champagne gold, while still yellow, is lighter and more subtle than yellow gold.
The champagne-inspired hue is subtle and approachable, making it a great choice even for those who feel that yellow gold might not be for them.
Impact of Metal on Ring Design
At our Atelier, we also offer platinum, pink gold, and white gold samples.
The metal you choose can completely change the atmosphere of the ring, even if the design remains the same. It’s amazing how different metals can create such varied moods and expressions.
We hope you find the perfect metal and design that resonates with your personal taste and style.
Concierge Team
