Gold Rings 101: A Complete Buyer's Guide

Every piece of jewelry tells a story, and a ring often tells the most personal one of all. It might celebrate a new beginning, honor a memory, or simply be a daily reminder of your own strength and style. Finding the right one is about matching the metal and design to that unique narrative. Whether you’re drawn to the classic warmth of yellow gold, the modern cool of white gold, or the romantic blush of rose gold, your choice is part of that story. This guide is designed to help you find the perfect piece to tell yours. We’ll cover how to select from different designers, care for your investment, and ultimately choose from the many beautiful gold rings available to find the one that feels like it was made just for you.

Key Takeaways

• Understand the Gold You're Buying: A ring's karat (like 14k or 18k) dictates its durability and color richness, while the specific metal alloys create the tones of yellow, white, and rose gold. Knowing the difference is key to a confident purchase.
• Choose a Ring That Fits Your Life: The perfect piece is a thoughtful balance between your personal style, a realistic budget, and a durability level that suits your everyday activities.
• Invest in Quality and Craftsmanship: Look for jewelers who offer curated collections from unique designers and are transparent about their sourcing. A well-crafted ring from a trusted source is an investment in artistry and a story you'll be proud to wear.

What Are the Different Types of Gold Rings?

When you start shopping for a gold ring, you’ll quickly realize there’s more to it than just picking a style you love. The type of gold itself plays a huge role in a ring's look, feel, and longevity. Understanding the language of gold—from karats to colors—is the first step in finding a piece that truly fits your life and tells your story. Whether you’re searching for an everyday band or a significant piece like an engagement ring, knowing the difference between solid gold, gold-filled, and the various color options will help you make a choice you’ll be happy with for years to come. Let’s break down the basics so you can feel confident in your decision.

Solid Gold: 10k, 14k, and 18k Explained

The term "karat" (k) simply refers to the purity of the gold. Since pure 24k gold is too soft for everyday wear, it’s mixed with other metals (alloys) to make it stronger. Most of the fine jewelry you’ll find is either 14k or 18k. A 14k gold ring contains about 58% pure gold and is a popular choice for its perfect balance of durability and rich color. An 18k gold ring has a higher purity at 75% gold, giving it a deeper, more vibrant hue. While beautiful, it's a bit softer and more susceptible to scratches. 10k gold is the most durable option (41.7% gold) but has a paler color.

Gold-Plated vs. Gold-Filled: What's the Difference?

You might see the terms "gold-plated" and "gold-filled," and it's important to know they aren't the same as solid gold. Gold-plated jewelry has a very thin layer of gold applied over a base metal like brass. It's an affordable option for fashion jewelry, but the plating can wear off over time. Gold-filled jewelry is a step up; it’s made by bonding a much thicker layer of gold to a base metal. It’s more durable than plated pieces, but for a forever ring meant for daily wear, solid gold is the standard for quality and longevity. It won’t tarnish or fade, ensuring your piece remains beautiful.

Choosing Your Color: Yellow, White, and Rose Gold

The beautiful spectrum of gold colors comes from the specific alloys mixed with pure yellow gold. Yellow gold offers that classic, warm glow and is the most hypoallergenic choice. White gold gets its cool, silvery tone from being mixed with white metals like palladium and is often coated in rhodium for extra shine and durability. It’s a modern choice that can make a diamond appear brighter and more colorless. Rose gold has a romantic, pinkish hue that comes from adding copper to the mix. Ultimately, the best color is a personal preference. We recommend trying on different tones to see which one best complements your skin and fits the story you want your designer ring to tell.

How to Choose the Perfect Gold Ring for You

Choosing a gold ring is a deeply personal experience. It’s a piece you’ll wear for years, a symbol of a moment, or simply an expression of your style. The perfect ring for you is one that not only looks beautiful but also fits seamlessly into your life. It should reflect your personality, align with your budget, and stand up to your daily activities. Thinking through these key aspects—budget, style, and lifestyle—will help you find a piece that feels like it was made just for you. Let’s walk through how to find your perfect match.

How to Set a Realistic Budget

Before you fall in love with a specific design, it’s helpful to have a budget in mind. The price of a gold ring is influenced by its karat weight, the complexity of the design, and whether it includes gemstones. For example, 18k gold contains more pure gold than 14k gold, making it more expensive. Deciding on a comfortable price range from the start helps narrow your search and makes the process feel more manageable. It allows you to focus on the beautiful jewelry within your budget, ensuring you find a piece you love without any financial stress.

Finding a Style That Tells Your Story

Your ring should feel like an extension of you. Think about the colors you’re drawn to. Do you prefer the classic, warm glow of yellow gold? It’s the purest in color and the most hypoallergenic option. Or maybe you lean toward the modern, bright look of white gold or the romantic, soft blush of rose gold. The metal you choose can even influence how a diamond appears; yellow gold can bring out a stone’s warmth, while white gold enhances its colorless look. Exploring the work of different designers is a fantastic way to discover unique styles that resonate with your personal story.

Matching Durability to Your Lifestyle

Your daily life plays a big role in what kind of ring is right for you. Are you very active or do you work with your hands? If so, you might want to consider a lower karat, like 14k gold, which is more durable than 18k gold due to its higher alloy content. While all fine jewelry requires care, choosing a metal that suits your lifestyle ensures your ring will last for years to come. If you’re unsure what’s best for your daily routine, a personal consultation can provide the clarity you need to make a confident choice.

How Gold Karat and Color Work Together

The magic of a gold ring comes from the interplay between its color and its purity, or karat. The alloys mixed with pure gold don’t just make it stronger; they create the beautiful spectrum of yellow, white, and rose gold we love. Understanding how these two elements work together is the key to choosing a piece that perfectly suits your style, skin tone, and lifestyle. Each combination offers a unique personality, from the timeless warmth of classic yellow gold to the modern cool of white gold and the romantic blush of rose gold.

The Classic Warmth of Yellow Gold

Yellow gold is the quintessential choice for a reason. It has a rich, warm glow that feels both traditional and incredibly stylish. Because it’s mixed with fewer alloys than other colors, yellow gold offers the purest gold color and is the most hypoallergenic option available—a great choice for sensitive skin. An 18k yellow gold ring will have a deeper, more saturated yellow hue than a 14k ring because it contains more pure gold. This classic metal looks stunning on its own or as a setting that makes colored gemstones pop. Its timeless appeal makes it a beautiful choice for any piece of jewelry.

The Cool Elegance of White Gold

If you love the bright, silvery look of platinum but want a more accessible price point, white gold is your answer. This metal feels modern and refined, and its neutral tone enhances the brilliance of diamonds and other gemstones, making them appear brighter and larger. To create its color, yellow gold is alloyed with white metals like palladium or nickel and typically coated in a layer of rhodium for extra shine and durability. This rhodium plating gives it that crisp white finish, perfect for contemporary bridal sets and everyday fine jewelry.

The Romantic Glow of Rose Gold

Rose gold gets its signature warm, pinkish hue from a copper alloy mixed with pure yellow gold. This blend gives it a romantic, vintage-inspired feel that has become a modern favorite. The amount of copper in the mix determines the intensity of the color, ranging from a soft, subtle pink to a rich, coppery red. Not only is the color beautiful, but the copper content also makes rose gold exceptionally durable, so it’s a fantastic choice for a ring you plan to wear every day. It’s a unique metal that complements all skin tones and looks incredible in pieces from our curated designers.

What Karat Weight Means for Color, Durability, and Price

The karat weight you choose—most commonly 14k or 18k—affects more than just the price tag; it influences the ring's color and durability. An 18k ring contains 75% pure gold, while a 14k ring has 58.5%. This difference means an 18k yellow gold ring will have a richer, more intense color, but it will also be softer and more prone to scratches. A 14k ring, with its higher alloy content, is more durable and better suited for an active lifestyle. The best way to decide is to see them in person. We invite you to book an appointment to compare the colors and feel the difference for yourself.

How to Find Your Perfect Ring Size

Finding a ring you love is the fun part, but making sure it fits perfectly is just as important. A ring that’s too loose is at risk of slipping off, while one that’s too tight is just plain uncomfortable. The goal is a secure, comfortable fit that you’ll forget you’re even wearing. Let’s walk through how to find your perfect size so you can wear your new piece with confidence.

Getting Sized: Professional vs. DIY Methods

When it comes to finding your ring size, accuracy is key. The most reliable way to get it right is to be sized by a professional. We have the right tools and the experience to ensure a perfect fit, taking into account things like knuckle size and band width. If you're in the area, we’d love for you to book an appointment and let us help you in person.

Of course, sometimes you just want to measure at home for convenience. If you go the DIY route, you can use a flexible measuring tape or a piece of string to measure your finger in millimeters, then use a chart to find your size. Some brands, like Solvar Jewellery, provide a helpful ring size guide for this. Just be careful—string can stretch and paper can tear, leading to an inaccurate measurement.

The Best Time to Measure Your Finger

Did you know your fingers can change size throughout the day? It’s true. Factors like temperature, hydration, and what you’ve eaten can cause your fingers to swell or shrink slightly. For the most accurate reading, it’s best to measure your finger at the end of the day when your fingers are warm. Your fingers are typically smaller in the morning or when you’re cold, so measuring then could result in a ring that feels too snug later on. Measuring in the evening gives you a better baseline for a comfortable, all-day fit.

Tips for a Comfortable, Secure Fit

A great fit is all about balance. The ring should slide over your knuckle with a little bit of resistance but shouldn't require a major struggle. Once it's on, it should sit comfortably at the base of your finger without pinching or feeling like it could easily fly off if you wave your hand. A good test is to make sure it can slide over your knuckle comfortably, as this is crucial for a secure fit that you can still get on and off. Also, keep in mind that wider bands take up more space, so you might need to go up a quarter or half size for a chunkier style.

Where to Find High-Quality Gold Rings

Once you know what you’re looking for, the next step is knowing where to look. Finding a high-quality gold ring is about more than just a quick online search; it’s about discovering pieces with soul and craftsmanship that will last. The best place to start is with jewelers who are passionate about artistry and who carefully select every piece they offer. This ensures you’re not just buying a ring, but investing in a piece of wearable art from a trusted source. By focusing on curated collections and understanding the markers of a great designer, you can find a ring that truly speaks to you.

Discover Our Curated Designer Collections

The search for the perfect ring can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Instead of sifting through endless mass-produced options, exploring a curated collection gives you a handpicked selection of the best pieces from talented artists. At Element 79, we specialize in bringing unique and soulful jewelry to Denver by showcasing an incredible lineup of designers. Each artist we feature has a distinct point of view and a commitment to quality, so you can be sure you’re seeing distinctive, well-crafted rings. This approach lets you discover new styles and find a piece that feels truly original and personal.

What to Look for in a Jewelry Designer

When you’re investing in a fine gold ring, you’re also investing in the designer behind it. A designer’s reputation is built on their commitment to quality, craftsmanship, and a unique artistic vision. Look for artists who are transparent about their materials, using real gold in various karats to create their designs. The best designers have a consistent style and a portfolio of work that demonstrates their skill and attention to detail. We do this vetting process for you, selecting designers known for their exceptional craftsmanship and timeless style. This ensures every piece of jewelry in our store meets the highest standards of quality and artistry.

How to Identify Quality Craftsmanship

Quality is something you can often see and feel. When you’re examining a gold ring, pay attention to the small details that signal superior craftsmanship. A well-made ring will feel substantial and have a smooth, polished finish with no rough edges or visible seams. If the ring has stones, check that they are set securely and evenly. The overall construction should feel solid and durable, a sign that it was made to last a lifetime. Many of our Vintage & Estate pieces are a testament to this, having held their beauty for decades. The best way to appreciate this level of detail is to see it in person, where you can truly feel the difference.

How to Choose an Ethically Sourced Gold Ring

Choosing a gold ring is about more than just finding a style you love; it’s about finding a piece that feels good to wear in every sense. Knowing where your jewelry comes from and how it was made adds a meaningful layer to its story. For many of us, wearing a piece that aligns with our values is just as important as how it looks. Ethical sourcing in the jewelry world means ensuring that the materials, from gold to gemstones, are obtained in a way that respects both people and the planet. This involves everything from fair labor practices to minimizing environmental impact.

As you explore your options, you’ll find that many jewelers and designers are passionate about creating beautiful pieces responsibly. The key is knowing what to look for. By understanding a few key concepts—like recycled gold, transparent sourcing, and trusted certifications—you can feel confident that you’re making a choice that’s not only beautiful but also thoughtful. It’s about investing in a piece with a story you’re proud to tell.

What Is Recycled Gold?

You might see the term "recycled gold" and wonder what it means. Simply put, recycled gold is gold that has been previously used in other jewelry or products and has been professionally refined back to its pure form to create new pieces. This process is amazing because it reduces the demand for new mining, which can have a significant environmental footprint. Think of it as the most sustainable choice for gold.

Don’t worry—recycled gold is identical in quality and purity to newly mined gold. It’s not a lesser material in any way. It’s just a more eco-conscious one. Many of the incredible designers we partner with are committed to using recycled metals, ensuring their modern creations are made with the future in mind.

Finding Brands with Transparent Sourcing

A brand that is proud of its ethical practices will be happy to talk about them. Transparent sourcing means a company is open and honest about where its materials come from. Look for jewelers who clearly state their commitment to sustainability on their websites or in their stores. They should be able to tell you whether their gold is recycled or, if newly mined, where it originates from.

When you’re exploring a designer’s work, don’t hesitate to ask about their sourcing. This transparency is a hallmark of a responsible brand. Another wonderful way to ensure your jewelry is sustainable is by choosing a piece from a Vintage & Estate collection. These treasures are inherently eco-friendly and carry a rich history all their own.

Important Certifications to Know

While many brands are committed to ethical practices, certifications offer an extra layer of assurance. These third-party organizations set rigorous standards for the jewelry industry, so you can trust that a certified piece meets specific ethical criteria. Two of the most important ones to look for are the Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) and Fairmined.

The RJC certifies that businesses are upholding best practices for human rights, labor, and environmental impact throughout their supply chain. Fairmined certification ensures that gold comes from small-scale, responsible mining organizations that meet high standards for social and environmental protection. Seeing these names associated with a brand is a strong indicator that you’re supporting a business that truly cares.

How to Care for Your Gold Ring

Your gold ring is more than just an accessory; it’s a part of your story. Whether it’s a delicate band you wear every day or a statement piece for special occasions, a little bit of care will ensure it shines for years to come. Gold is a resilient metal, but daily life can take a toll on its luster. Things like lotions, soaps, and even your skin’s natural oils can create a film that dulls the surface.

The good news is that keeping your favorite gold rings in top form doesn’t require a complicated routine. By building a few simple habits and knowing what to avoid, you can protect your investment and keep your piece looking as brilliant as the day you got it. Think of it as a small ritual of appreciation for a piece you love. A few minutes of care here and there will preserve its beauty and integrity, making sure it’s ready for any and every moment.

Simple Daily Care Tips

The easiest way to care for your gold ring is to make it the last thing you put on in the morning and the first thing you take off at night. This simple rule helps you avoid direct contact with cosmetics, hairspray, and perfumes, which can build up on the metal and any gemstones over time. Before you go to bed, give your ring a gentle wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth. This quick polish removes the day’s oils and residue, helping to maintain its natural shine. It’s a small step that makes a big difference in preventing long-term dullness and buildup.

What to Avoid While Wearing Your Ring

While gold is strong, it’s not invincible. To prevent scratches and damage, it’s best to remove your ring during certain activities. Take it off before you work out, garden, or do any heavy lifting. You should also leave it in a safe place when you’re cleaning with harsh chemicals, like bleach, as they can damage the metal. Even swimming can be risky—chlorine in pools and hot tubs can discolor and weaken gold over time. Getting into the habit of removing your ring before these tasks will protect its structure and finish, keeping it safe from accidental harm.

How to Clean and Store Your Ring Safely

For a simple at-home cleaning, fill a small bowl with warm water and a few drops of mild dish soap. Let your ring soak for about 15-20 minutes to loosen any dirt. Then, gently scrub it with a soft-bristled baby toothbrush, paying special attention to any crevices. Rinse it under warm running water and pat it dry with a soft cloth. When you’re not wearing it, store your ring in a fabric-lined jewelry box or a soft pouch to prevent scratches. If your piece needs a deeper clean, you can always book an appointment for a professional cleaning to restore its original sparkle.

What Do Gold Rings Typically Cost?

Talking about the cost of a gold ring can feel a bit like asking, "How much does a car cost?" The answer is: it depends! Prices can range from a few hundred dollars for a simple, delicate band to many thousands for a custom-designed piece laden with diamonds. The final price tag is a reflection of several key factors, from the purity of the gold to the intricacy of the design and the artist who brought it to life.

Understanding what goes into the price helps you set a realistic budget and feel confident in your purchase. It’s not just about the weight of the gold; it’s about the craftsmanship, the materials, and the story the piece tells. Let’s break down the main elements that determine what you can expect to pay for a gold ring you’ll love for years to come.

How Karat and Style Affect the Price

The first major factor influencing a ring's cost is the gold itself—specifically, its karat. Pure gold is 24k, but it’s too soft for everyday wear. That’s why it’s mixed with other metals to create more durable alloys like 14k (58.3% gold) and 18k (75% gold). Generally, the higher the karat, the higher the price, because you’re paying for more pure gold. While 18k gold has a richer yellow hue, 14k gold offers a fantastic balance of color, durability, and price, making it the most popular choice for fine jewelry. Style also plays a huge role. A simple, machine-made gold band will cost significantly less than a handcrafted, sculptural ring with the same gold content because you are also investing in the artist's unique design and vision.

Key Factors That Determine a Ring's Price

Beyond the gold's purity, the complexity of the ring’s design is a major price driver. A piece with intricate details, delicate engravings, or a unique texture requires more time and a higher level of skill to create. This artistry is a significant part of what you’re paying for. When you choose a piece from one of our designers, you're not just buying a ring; you're acquiring a small piece of wearable art. Of course, the addition of gemstones is another key factor. A simple gold band will have a very different price point than a ring featuring diamonds, sapphires, or other precious stones, which add their own intrinsic value and beauty to the final piece.

How to Make a Smart Investment

When you buy a fine gold ring, you’re making an investment—not just financially, but emotionally. While the gold content has inherent value, the resale value of a ring is influenced by much more. The piece’s design, brand reputation, and overall craftsmanship play a huge part in its long-term worth. A timeless, well-crafted ring from a respected designer will hold its value far better than a mass-produced, trend-driven piece. Think of it like art. Our Vintage & Estate collection is a perfect example of how exceptional design endures. To make a smart investment, focus on quality and a style that truly speaks to you, ensuring it’s a piece you’ll treasure forever.

Finding Your Dream Ring

The search for the perfect ring is a process of discovery. It’s about finding a piece that feels like it was made just for you—one that reflects your personality and story. Whether you’re marking a milestone or treating yourself to a piece you’ll wear forever, the journey should be just as special as the ring itself. Taking time to explore your options, understand what makes a piece valuable, and decide when you’re ready to invest will help you find a ring you’ll treasure for a lifetime.

Exploring Special Collections and Events

This is where the fun begins. Keep an eye out for special events like designer trunk shows, which are fantastic opportunities to see an expanded selection of work and maybe even meet the artist. It’s a chance to try on styles you might not have considered and see the craftsmanship up close. Another wonderful avenue is a curated Vintage & Estate collection. These one-of-a-kind rings carry a history and charm that can’t be replicated, offering a unique story that you get to continue. These events and collections are the best way to discover hidden gems.

The Value of a Unique Designer Piece

Choosing a ring from a designer means you’re investing in more than just gold; you’re investing in a point of view. Independent designers pour their artistry and passion into every piece, creating jewelry with soul. These rings are often handcrafted from high-quality materials like solid 14k or 18k gold, ensuring they are made to last. Whether your style is minimalist and modern or bold and eclectic, there’s a designer whose work will speak to you. A designer piece tells a story of creativity, making it a meaningful symbol that is uniquely yours.

When to Invest in a Forever Piece

Deciding to buy a "forever" piece is a personal milestone. It’s less about a specific occasion and more about finding a ring you know you’ll love for decades. A forever piece is defined by its timeless design and exceptional quality. Think of classic yellow gold, which has a warm, enduring beauty that never goes out of style. For many, this investment comes when celebrating a major life event, which is why exploring a dedicated bridal collection can be a perfect starting point. The right time to invest is when you find a ring that truly captures your heart.

Where Should You Shop for Your Gold Ring?

You’ve figured out your ideal karat, color, and style. Now for the big question: where do you actually find the ring? The options can feel endless, from scrolling online late at night to visiting a local showroom. While both paths can lead you to a beautiful piece, the experience itself is a huge part of the journey. Big-box stores might offer convenience, but they often lack the soul and expertise you find elsewhere. The best place to shop is one where you feel seen, understood, and confident in your choice. It’s about more than just a transaction; it’s about finding a piece that tells your story. Think about what kind of shopper you are. Do you love touching and trying on pieces? Do you value a one-on-one conversation with an expert? Or do you prefer the quiet convenience of shopping from your couch? There’s no wrong answer, but understanding your own preferences will point you in the right direction. Below, we’ll look at the benefits of working with a local jeweler, share some tips for buying online, and explain why a personal consultation can be a game-changer in your search for the perfect gold ring.

The Benefits of Shopping with a Local Jeweler

There’s something truly special about walking into a local jewelry store. It’s a personal experience that a massive online retailer just can't replicate. Instead of being another face in the crowd, you get to connect with an expert who is genuinely invested in helping you find the perfect piece. Local jewelers pride themselves on their curated collections, often featuring unique designer jewelry you won’t see everywhere else. They can tell you the story behind each piece and its creator. This relationship builds trust, ensuring you get honest advice and high-quality craftsmanship. It’s about finding a ring with a soul, not just adding an item to a cart.

Tips for Buying Jewelry Online

Shopping for gold rings online offers incredible variety and convenience, but it requires a bit of detective work. To protect your investment, stick to reputable jewelers with a strong track record. Scour customer reviews and make sure they have a clear, fair return policy before you even think about clicking 'buy.' A trustworthy online store will provide detailed descriptions of their jewelry, including the gold’s karat weight and purity, alongside high-resolution photos from multiple angles. Don’t be afraid to ask for more images or even a video. The goal is to feel just as confident in your purchase as you would if you were seeing it in person.

Why a Personal Consultation Makes a Difference

A personal consultation is where the magic really happens. It’s a dedicated time for you to sit down with an expert, share your vision, and explore options without any pressure. This is your chance to try on different styles, feel the weight of the gold, and see how a ring truly looks on your hand. A great jeweler will listen to your ideas and offer tailored suggestions, whether you're drawn to a vintage piece or a modern design. If you're looking for something truly one-of-a-kind, this is the perfect setting to discuss custom work. Ready to get started? You can easily book an appointment to begin the conversation.

Related Articles

• The Ultimate Guide to Women's Gold Rings
• Rose Gold Wedding Bands: Benefits, Styles & Tips
• What is 18k Gold? A Complete Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the best type of gold for an engagement ring? For a ring you'll wear every day, like an engagement ring, 14k gold is often the perfect choice. It offers a beautiful balance of durability and rich color, holding up well to daily life. While 18k gold has a higher gold content and a deeper color, it's also a bit softer and more prone to scratching. Ultimately, the best option depends on your lifestyle and personal preference for color, but 14k gold is a reliable and beautiful standard for a forever piece.

Will my white gold ring turn yellow over time? White gold gets its bright, silvery finish from a coating of rhodium, a metal in the platinum family. Over time and with daily wear, this rhodium plating can gradually wear away, revealing the slightly warmer, natural tone of the white gold alloy underneath. This is completely normal. To keep it looking its best, you can have your ring professionally re-plated every few years, which is a simple process that restores its brilliant white shine.

How can I tell if a gold ring is high-quality? Quality craftsmanship is all in the details. A well-made ring should feel solid and have some weight to it. Check for a smooth, polished finish without any rough spots, especially around the settings. If there are gemstones, they should be set securely and evenly, not loose or crooked. A high-quality piece is built to last, and you can often feel the difference in its sturdiness and flawless finish.

Is rose gold a good choice for a ring I’ll wear every day? Absolutely. Rose gold is an excellent choice for daily wear because the copper alloy that gives it its beautiful pinkish color also makes it exceptionally durable. In fact, it's slightly more durable than yellow or white gold of the same karat. Its strength, combined with its romantic and modern look, makes it a fantastic and reliable option for a ring you plan to live in.

What’s the real difference between a designer ring and one from a big-box store? The main difference comes down to artistry and soul. A designer ring is a piece of wearable art, often handcrafted with a unique point of view and meticulous attention to detail. You're investing in a specific vision and superior craftsmanship. In contrast, rings from large chain stores are typically mass-produced, meaning you're more likely to see the same design on many other people. Choosing a designer piece ensures you have something truly special and made to the highest standards.