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White, rose and yellow gold renders: why show every colour

By Ronak Rawal · 1 October 2026 · 2 min read

Customers often ask for the same design in more than one gold colour. Rendering them all lets buyers see the difference before they decide, without you making three samples.

What changes between colours

  • White gold: cool and bright, often plated with rhodium. It makes diamonds look whiter.
  • Rose gold: warm and pink, because of the copper in the alloy.
  • Yellow gold: classic and warm, which suits coloured stones and vintage styles.

Why render all of them

  • Buyers choose faster when they can compare.
  • You do not need physical samples in each colour.
  • One model produces all the colours, so it is efficient.

How it works

The same CAD model is used each time. Only the metal material changes. Our rendering packages include three colours per style. See the colour switcher in our sample renders.

Tips

Use the same angles for each colour, so they can be compared side by side. See the render angles guide.

Frequently asked questions

Does the model change for each colour?

No. The same model is used, and only the metal material in the render changes.

Is the render colour exact?

It is a close guide. Screens vary, and the final alloy can differ slightly, so confirm the alloy with your caster.

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