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There is a bit of a price difference between 14 and 18k. An 18k white gold ring will cost slightly more, because it contains more actual gold than its 14k counterpart.

The price difference varies from style to style (you can easily compare on our product pages). The more metal used in the setting, the more the price difference will be. Par exemple: In this small ring, there’s a $90 price difference in 14k vs 18k white gold. This thicker ring has a $240 price difference in 14k vs 18k.

IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN DURABILITY?
Not really. In general, 18k golds are softer than 14k, because they include more actual gold, which is soft. But both varieties of white gold are “dipped” in a rhodium plating, which gives them both nearly equal durability.

But it’s worth noting that it’s important to get your white gold ring re-dipped every so often to preserve its beauty and durability, no matter which option you select. (Read more about ring dipping, and how often you should get it done.) So technically, 14k white gold is stronger. But the difference isn’t substantial.

IS 14K OR 18K WHITE GOLD BETTER?
That depends on your personal preference! But in some cases, 18k white gold can be better for people with an allergy to alloyed metals, because 14k white gold contains more of them.