Drie luxe ringen op een boot in Amsterdam: een solitair ring met briljant diamant, een entourage ring met ovaal geslepen diamant en een geel- witgouden saffierring met epaulette geslepen diamanten.
Engagement rings
Twee luxe ringen op de kadewand in Amsterdam: een geel- witgouden ring met ovaal geslepen diamant en zijdiamanten en een entourage ring met briljant geslepen diamant en diamanten entourage.
Diamond engagement rings
Drie solitair verlovingsringen met diamant en verschillende slijpsels: een briljant geslepen diamant, een markies slijpsel en een emerald slijpsel, elegant gepresenteerd naast elkaar.
Solitaire engagement rings
18kt geelgouden ring met ovaal geslepen saffier van 2.76ct, geflankeerd door briljant geslepen diamanten, gepresenteerd op een houten boot in Amsterdam
Gemstone engagement rings

Yellow gold engagement rings

Yellow gold engagement rings by Lyppens

At Lyppens, you will find yellow gold engagement rings in a wide range of designs, from classic diamond solitaires to rings featuring multiple diamonds or coloured gemstones. The warm tone of yellow gold gives an engagement ring a distinctive character and works beautifully with both traditional and more contemporary designs.

Alongside our existing collection, there are many ways to personalise a yellow gold engagement ring. An existing design can be adapted to your preferences, or we can create an entirely new ring, with choices including the diamond or gemstone, setting, shape and other design details.

Different designs in yellow gold

The solitaire is one of the most classic engagement ring styles. With a single diamond at the centre, the stone and its cut become the main focus of the design. The way the diamond is set also has a significant influence on the overall character of the ring.

Yellow gold engagement rings can also feature multiple diamonds. Smaller diamonds can be set into the band, for example, or several stones can be brought together within a single design. Depending on the size and arrangement of the diamonds, this can add a subtle touch of brilliance or create a more striking look.

Coloured gemstones such as sapphire, ruby and emerald offer another possibility. A gemstone can take centre stage or be combined with diamonds, creating different ways to give a classic yellow gold engagement ring a more personal character.

14 or 18-carat yellow gold

When choosing a yellow gold engagement ring, the design is not the only consideration. You can also choose between 14 and 18-carat gold. 14-carat gold contains 58.5% pure gold, while 18-carat gold contains 75%. The remaining percentage consists of other metals that are combined with the gold to form the alloy.

This difference in composition can affect the colour, properties and price of the ring. As an engagement ring is usually worn frequently, the design itself is equally important. The thickness of the band, the construction of the setting and the way the ring will be worn all need to be considered.

Both 14 and 18-carat yellow gold are suitable for engagement rings. The right choice therefore depends not only on the gold content, but also on the design and your personal preference.

Yellow gold and diamonds

Yellow gold and diamonds have long been a classic combination for engagement rings. The warmth of the gold creates a beautiful contrast with the bright appearance of a diamond. Depending on the design, a single diamond can take centre stage or be complemented by smaller diamonds in the setting or band.

At Lyppens, we work exclusively with natural diamonds. Diamonds of 0.30 carat and above are supplied with a GIA or HRD certificate, which records important characteristics including carat weight, colour and clarity.

Carat weight alone does not determine how a diamond will look in a ring. Its cut, colour, clarity and cut quality are also important, as are its shape and proportions in relation to the design. Looking at these characteristics together makes it possible to choose a diamond that works beautifully with the ring as a whole.

Engagement rings with coloured gemstones

A yellow gold engagement ring does not have to feature a diamond. Sapphire, ruby, emerald and other coloured gemstones can also take centre stage in the design.

The warmth of yellow gold can bring out the colour of a gemstone beautifully. A coloured centre stone can be surrounded or accented by smaller diamonds, but it can also be used on its own for a simpler design.

When choosing a coloured gemstone, we consider more than its colour and cut. The individual properties of the stone and the way it will be set are also important, particularly for a ring that is likely to be worn regularly.

Finding an engagement ring that suits you

Choosing an engagement ring involves more than simply selecting a style. The shape of the ring, the centre stone, the setting and the proportions all work together to determine the final look.

An existing design can provide a starting point and be adapted in different ways. You might choose a different diamond, alter the band or opt for another type of setting. Alternatively, your own idea or design can form the basis for a completely new ring.

The experienced team at Lyppens can guide you through the different possibilities, helping you find a combination of gold, stone and design that works beautifully as a whole.

Bespoke rings and 3D design

For a truly personal yellow gold engagement ring, our Lyppens workshop offers a range of bespoke possibilities. We can adapt an existing ring or develop an entirely new design around your preferences.

For a new design, a 3D visualisation can be created to show the shape and proportions of the ring before it is made. This also gives you the opportunity to review and refine details before our goldsmiths begin their work.

Once the design has been approved, the ring is crafted by our goldsmiths and stone setters. The chosen diamond or gemstone, setting and yellow gold are carefully brought together to create the finished engagement ring.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. Yellow gold is well suited to engagement rings and is available in both 14 and 18 carat. It can be used with a wide range of settings, diamonds and coloured gemstones. As engagement rings are generally worn every day, the construction of the ring and setting are just as important as the gold itself. Both need to suit the chosen stone and the overall design.
This depends on the look you prefer and the design of the ring. Carat weight is one consideration, but the diamond's cut, colour, clarity and cut quality also influence its appearance. The proportions of the diamond, setting and band should also work together. A larger diamond, for example, may require a different setting or construction from a smaller stone. Considering all these elements together helps create a balanced design.
In many cases, yes, although this depends on the type and condition of the stone. We always examine your diamond or gemstone carefully first and consider any risks involved in resetting it. The type of gemstone, its shape, dimensions and condition, as well as its suitability for the chosen setting, all need to be considered. If the stone can be safely reset, the yellow gold engagement ring can be designed around it. This may involve adapting an existing design or creating an entirely new ring.
Yes. A yellow gold engagement ring can also be set with a coloured gemstone. Sapphire, ruby and emerald are well-known choices, although other gemstones may also be considered depending on the design. The properties of the gemstone are particularly important for an engagement ring that will be worn regularly. The stone, setting and construction of the ring should therefore be carefully considered together.
Yes. An existing design can be adapted to your preferences, or we can create an entirely new yellow gold engagement ring. The diamond or gemstone, setting, band and other design details can all be tailored to create the ring you have in mind. For a new design, a 3D visualisation can be created to show the shape and proportions before the ring is made. Once the design has been finalised, our goldsmiths and stone setters can begin crafting the finished piece.
The lead time depends on the design and the complexity of the ring. A relatively simple piece can often be completed within a few weeks, while a more elaborate design or a ring that requires several design stages may take longer. Once the design and specifications have been agreed, we can give you a clearer indication of the expected lead time.