9 Carat Rose Gold Heart Stud Earrings

Specifications
Metal - 9 Carat rose gold
Fasten - Butterfly and post
Length - 6.3mm
Width - 6.0mm
Post Length - 9.3mm
Total weight - 0.9g
 
White Gold
White gold is not found naturally, it is created by mixing natural yellow gold with silver coloured metals, such as silver and palladium to lighten the colour. Despite this, white gold alloys are still light yellow in colour and a layer of a silver coloured metal called rhodium is added over the top to give white gold its final finish.
Though rhodium is a durable metal this coating will eventually wear off exposing the light yellow coloured gold underneath and a new layer of rhodium will have to be applied. Please bare this in mind when decided to buy any white gold jewellery and note that rhodium coatings on rings will wear off quicker than on other types of jewellery due to the fact that your ring will rub against everyday items more so than pendants, earrings and bracelets.
We offer a free cleaning, polishing and rhodium re-plating service on all white gold jewellery that has been purchased from us to ensure your jewellery is always looking its best.
 
Care and Cleaning
To clean your gold jewellery at home we recommend a gold cleaning and polishing cloth or dip such as the Connoisseur Jewellery Wipes, Jewellery Polishing Cloth or Connoisseur Precious Jewellery Cleaner which can all be purchased from us. 
You can also use warm water and a soft grease removing detergent and a soft brush to remove any dirt. 
There are a few substances that you should avoid coming into contact with when wearing your gold jewellery
Soap – Stay clear of any soap with unknown ingredients. Basic grease removing dish soap is fine, but remove your gold jewellery before showering to avoid accumulating a film from other body washes.
Chlorine – Chlorine, especially at high temperatures like in a hot tub, can permanently damage or discolour your gold jewellery. Remember to remove it when cleaning with chlorine bleach, too
 
24 carat gold is pure gold, but anything in-between 8 carat and 22 carat is mixed with other metals to enhance either its colour or durability to be used as jewellery as pure gold is actually quite a soft and pliable metal. Those these gold alloys are harder and tougher than pure gold they can still be scratched, chipped or dented so care should always be taken when wearing, removing, putting on or storing your gold jewellery. 
We also recommend putting your jewellery on after any makeup, perfume, hair products or lotions