We create fine jewellery crafted from the highest quality materials, including Gold 750, also known as 18ct gold. This premium gold alloy offers a perfect balance of purity, durability, and luxury, making it a preferred choice for engagement rings, wedding bands, and bespoke jewellery.

What Does Gold 750 Mean?

The 750 hallmark signifies that the metal is 75% pure gold, with the remaining 25% made up of other metals such as silver, copper, or palladium. This combination enhances strength while maintaining the rich colour and prestige of high-carat gold.

Gold 750 in Jewellery

18ct Gold 750 is known for its deep, lustrous colour and superior resistance to tarnishing. It is available in different variations:

• Yellow Gold 750 – Rich and classic, ideal for timeless designs.
• White Gold 750 – Elegant and modern, often rhodium-plated for extra brilliance.
• Rose Gold 750 – Warm and romantic, with a subtle coppery hue.

Why Choose 18ct Gold?

• Higher Purity – It contains more gold than 9ct (375) while being more durable than 22ct (916).
• Exceptional Durability – It is resistant to tarnishing and corrosion, perfect for heirloom jewellery.
• Luxurious & Valuable – A prestigious choice for fine jewellery.

Hallmarking & Authenticity

All Gold 750 jewellery in the UK must be hallmarked by an official Assay Office, such as Birmingham, to guarantee its purity and authenticity.

Every 18ct gold piece is independently tested and hallmarked to meet these strict standards. Visit our Keswick workshop to explore our Gold 750 collections or commission a bespoke jewellery piece designed just for you.