Gold rings are relatively durable but can still develop surface scratches over time due to regular wear.

The extent of scratching depends on the type of gold used and the wearer's activities. Choosing a harder gold alloy, like 18k or 14k gold, can help minimise scratching.

Regular maintenance and proper storage can also help preserve the ring's appearance.

Yes, a professional jeweller can stretch gold rings to a certain extent. This process involves carefully reshaping the ring to a larger size using specialised tools. However, there are limitations based on the design, thickness, and type of gold.

It's essential to consult a skilled jeweller to ensure the process is done correctly and does not compromise the ring's structural integrity.

No, pure gold is not magnetic. Gold is a non-ferrous metal, which means it doesn't have magnetic properties. If a gold ring is attracted to a magnet, it likely contains other metals or alloys that have magnetic properties. This is common in cases where gold is mixed with other metals to create different alloys for jewellery-making purposes.

No, not all gold rings may have visible stamps. It's advisable to purchase from reputable sources to ensure the authenticity and quality of the gold ring. All of our rings here at ETRNL are stamped.

To clean gold rings, create a gentle solution using mild soap and warm water. Soak the ring briefly, then gently scrub away dirt with a soft brush. Rinse and pat dry with a clean, soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive materials to prevent damage.

Regular cleaning helps maintain the ring's lustre. For professional cleaning or intricate designs, consult a jeweller.