rose gold

[ rohz gohld ]

noun

1. gold mixed with a small amount of copper, giving it a pinkish or slightly orange color.
2. a lustrous pinkish color.

Other Words From

• rose-gold adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of rose gold¹

First recorded in 1700–10

Example Sentences

The new ball, which is made by Wilson, also has rose gold lettering and logos.

From Seattle Times

The scorpion itself is 1½ inches, and the handmade piece comes in 14-karat white gold, rose gold or yellow gold.

From Los Angeles Times

The scorpion itself is 1½ inches, and the handmade piece comes in 14-karat white gold, rose gold or yellow gold.

From Los Angeles Times

I would call it the first “fashionable” water bottle, with an array of artsy finishes, including rose gold metallic, glossy faux marble and a smooth, understated wooden print.

From Los Angeles Times

I would call it the first “fashionable” water bottle, with an array of artsy finishes, including rose gold metallic, glossy faux marble and a smooth, understated wooden print.

From Los Angeles Times