After a few months, your once gleaming wedding band has begun to change colour - and understandably, you're wondering why. We're here today to explore the reasons for metal transforming in appearance over time, reassure you that there's no need to panic, and offer some tips on how to address the issue of your discolouration WHY HAS MY GOLD WEDDING BAND CHANGED COLOUR? Our Scrolls wedding band in yellow gold and a semi-bespoke 5mm width Generally speaking, gold comes in three basic colours: yellow, white, and rose. The hue of gold jewellery can evolve over time due to general wear and chemical reactions with the environmental elements it comes into contact with you. In our experience, the gold most prone to changing in appearance is white gold. WHITE GOLD WEDDING BANDS REQUIRE A LITTLE MORE CARE Bespoke white gold wedding bands and a bespoke
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Why is the colour of my wedding ring changing? - Lebrusan Studio
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