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RAPAPORT… Warm and glowing, pink gold has moved into a starring role. It was popular in Europe in the early-twentieth century and in America in the 1940s, when it paired with colored gemstones. Now, rose gold has shifted front and center as the must-have metal. Mixed with yellow or white gold or worn on its own, rose gold is sure to please — especially when shimmering with diamonds. Its rich tone is flattering to all skin types and adds a mellow, vintage vibe to jewelry while still looking thoroughly modern.

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Photographer: Don Kozusko

“Jewelry Connoisseur” Registered, U.S Patent and Trademark Office.

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