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18K gold contains 18 parts pure gold and 6 parts strengthening alloys, giving it a rich color and unmistakable weight while making it more suitable for jewelry than pure 24K gold.

Often stamped 18K or 750, it contains 75% pure gold, the highest gold content offered in the Seth Anthony collection.

Its higher gold content creates a deeper, more saturated gold tone and makes 18K an exceptional choice for a piece intended to live in your collection for decades.

14K gold contains 14 parts pure gold and 10 parts strengthening alloys. Often stamped 14K or 585, it balances the permanence of solid gold with increased durability for everyday wear.

Because pure gold is naturally soft, 14K gold is generally more resistant to everyday wear than 18K gold. Its hardness also depends on the alloy composition and how the piece is made.

It is still solid gold through and through, never plated, and offers an ideal balance of luxury and resilience.

White gold begins with real gold, blended with light-colored alloys to create its signature cool-toned finish.

Available in 14K and 18K, it offers everything we love about solid gold: value, permanence, and longevity, in a modern silver-toned palette.

White gold jewelry is commonly finished with rhodium to create its bright white appearance. With years of wear, that finish may gradually soften and can be professionally renewed.

Rose gold gets its distinctive warmth by combining pure gold with copper-rich alloys, creating a soft blush tone that feels both unexpected and timeless.

Like other solid gold options, the color exists throughout the metal rather than as a surface coating. It will not simply “wear off” with time.

Available in 14K and 18K, with the precise tone influenced by gold purity and alloy composition.

Sterling silver contains 92.5% pure silver combined with strengthening metals to create a precious metal durable enough for jewelry.

Often stamped 925, sterling silver offers the cool, sculptural appearance of a white metal while allowing our designs to exist at a more accessible price point.

Unlike plated jewelry, sterling silver is silver throughout. Natural tarnishing can occur as the metal reacts with its environment, but with proper care and polishing, its finish can be beautifully restored again and again.

Not all gold plating is created equally.

Seth Anthony gold vermeil begins with solid 925 sterling silver and is finished with a substantial 2.5-micron layer of 18K gold.

The result: the look and richness of gold with genuine sterling silver underneath.

Because vermeil is a surface finish, the gold layer will naturally evolve with wear. Water, chemicals, fragrance, sweat, friction, and individual wear habits can accelerate that process. Thoughtful care will significantly extend the life of the finish.