Gold Jewellery

Gold jewellery suits the way you dress every day as much as the moments you want to mark. At Leskes Jewellers you’ll find rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets in yellow, white and rose gold, from fine chains and studs to statement rings, and you can book a complimentary consultation if you’d like a piece made for you.

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      Warm and endlessly versatile, gold has been treasured for generations. Its rich hue brings a sense of classic elegance to every piece, whether you’re choosing understated everyday jewellery or a statement design for a special occasion.

      At Leskes Jewellers, our women’s gold jewellery spans every tone and style. Find beautiful rings, classic gold hoops among our earrings, delicate chains and diamond pendants, and elegant bracelets and bangles. Wear your favourite pieces individually or layer necklaces and stack rings to create a look that’s your own. Our rings also come with a lifetime warranty on the make, covering the setting and workmanship.

      Choosing the Right Gold Carat

      Gold jewellery is available in different carat options, allowing you to choose according to your preferred colour, durability and budget.

      • 9ct gold contains 37.5% pure gold, blended with other metals to create a durable and accessible option for everyday jewellery.
      • 14ct gold contains 58.5% pure gold, offering a balance of gold content, durability and value.
      • 18ct gold contains 75% pure gold, creating a richer gold content and a deeper, luxurious golden tone.

      Each option has its own appeal, from the practicality of 9ct to the richness of 18ct. The right choice depends on your personal preferences, lifestyle and the piece you intend to wear, and whichever carat you choose, we pride ourselves on the quality and weight of our gold alloys.

      Yellow, White and Rose Gold Jewellery in Australia

      When choosing gold jewellery in Australia, the tone is as personal as the design. Yellow gold complements diamonds, coloured gemstones and pearls beautifully, making it a wonderful choice for everything from classic diamond studs to vibrant gemstone rings. White gold offers a cool, bright finish, while rose gold has a soft blush tone, and all three can be layered together for a contemporary look.

      Gold also makes a meaningful gift for birthdays, anniversaries, milestones and celebrations.

      Custom Gold Jewellery, Repairs and Remodelling (H3)

      Gold can be remade as well as worn. Bring in an inherited ring or a broken chain and our jewellery remodelling team can turn it into something you’ll reach for, or start from scratch with our custom design service. Jewellery repairs cover resizing and general wear, so favourite pieces keep being worn.

      FAQs

      What do the 375 and 750 stamps on gold jewellery mean?

      The numbers stamped on gold jewellery indicate the proportion of pure gold in the piece. 375 means 9ct gold, containing 37.5% pure gold, while 750 means 18ct gold, containing 75% pure gold. You may also see 585 stamped on 14ct gold, indicating 58.5% pure gold.

      What is the difference between solid gold and gold-plated jewellery?

      Solid gold jewellery is made from a gold alloy throughout the piece, with the gold content determined by its carat. Gold-plated jewellery has a thin layer of gold applied over a base metal, and the coating can gradually wear away with use. Solid gold offers lasting value and can be polished, repaired and remodelled over time.

      Does gold jewellery tarnish?

      Pure gold is highly resistant to tarnishing, but gold jewellery contains other metals that can react with moisture and chemicals. Lower-carat gold, such as 9ct, contains more alloy metal than 18ct, which can make it more prone to discolouration. Clean your pieces gently with warm water, mild dishwashing liquid and a soft brush.

      Is gold jewellery suitable for sensitive skin?

      Gold jewellery can be suitable for sensitive skin, depending on your sensitivities and the metals used in the alloy. Higher-carat gold, such as 18ct, generally contains less alloy metal than 9ct, and some alloys include nickel. If you have sensitive skin, ask your jeweller about the metal composition before purchasing.

      Can old gold jewellery be melted down and remade?

      Yes. Remodelling old gold jewellery is a wonderful way to preserve sentimental pieces while creating something that better reflects your style. Depending on the gold’s condition and the design you have in mind, your existing gold can often be reused in a new ring, pendant or bracelet, sometimes refined or combined with additional metal.