Or blanc vs Or jaune
Les deux sont de l'or véritable — avec des alliages et des finitions différents. Voici comment choisir.
Réponse rapide
Si vous avez des teintes de peau froides ou neutres et souhaitez un look moderne, choisissez l'or blanc. Si vous avez des teintes chaudes ou aimez l'esthétique classique et vintage, l'or jaune est plus adapté — et nécessite moins d'entretien.
Appearance
Avantage: PreferenceWHITE GOLD
Bright silver-white finish. Sleek and modern. Complements cool or neutral skin tones.
YELLOW GOLD
Classic warm gold color. Traditional, vintage, and universally flattering on warm skin tones.
Maintenance
Avantage: Yellow GoldWHITE GOLD
Requires rhodium replating every 1–2 years to maintain its bright white finish. More upkeep.
YELLOW GOLD
Low maintenance. Polish occasionally. No plating needed — the natural metal color shows through.
Durability
Avantage: TieWHITE GOLD
Very durable. The rhodium coating also adds scratch resistance, though it wears off over time.
YELLOW GOLD
Very durable. 14K and 18K yellow gold are excellent for everyday jewelry.
Skin Tone
Avantage: Depends on youWHITE GOLD
Best for cool and neutral skin tones. Creates a clean, modern contrast.
YELLOW GOLD
Best for warm and olive skin tones. Creates a harmonious, flattering look.
Price
Avantage: Yellow Gold (slightly)WHITE GOLD
Slightly higher due to rhodium plating costs and ongoing maintenance.
YELLOW GOLD
Slightly lower — no plating required. Generally more accessible.
Trend
Avantage: Yellow Gold (currently)WHITE GOLD
Very popular from 2000–2015. Making a comeback in minimalist and contemporary designs.
YELLOW GOLD
Back in fashion strongly since 2015. Feels warm, nostalgic, and contemporary at the same time.