From engagement rings to wedding bands, brides and grooms adore white gold. But what exactly is this metal that resonates so deeply with those about to exchange vows. What advantages does it offer,and how do you preserve the brilliance of your cherised jewelry? In this article, we share nearly all there is to know about white gold. 

Today we've decided to tell you more about the metals we use to make our jewelry. White gold, yellow gold, rose gold, platinum and cobalt, which material suits you best? By the end of this article, you'll have discovered which metal suits you best.

Marriage has been on your mind for some time. In fact, it's a topic that's been cropping up in conversations with your partner. So here it is: time to go ahead and propose... But how do you organize a successful proposal? Discover 5 tips for organizing a proposal you'll remember.

Pure gold is not used in jewelry. The gold wedding ring you'll wear on your finger on your wedding day will in fact be an alloy of several metals. It's yellow gold that we'll be developing in this article. Far more popular than platinum, gold is the number 1 precious metal for wedding rings.

Your wedding day will be a moment of joy, happiness and love that will remain engraved in your memories. But like all events, it will be short-lived. So what will be left once your magnificent day is over? In the first place, lots of memories, lots of photos and above all... your wedding rings. Discover the unfailing value of your wedding rings!

Organizing a wedding represents a more or less substantial budget, depending on the couple, and it's our duty as wedding suppliers to adapt to each situation. However, it is also our duty to remind you what will remain of this exceptional moment, and to explain why wedding rings represent an essential budget.