Rosa de la Cruz jewellery at Coveti starts at $1,180 for a single Heart Stud in rhodium gold and brown diamond and rises to $26,860 for the white diamond Cascade Cluster Hanging Earrings. Most of the line sits between $2,000 and $10,000, with the signature Smile pendants starting at $2,400. Every price below is in USD and you can shop the full range at Rosa de la Cruz at Coveti.
Key facts
- Rosa de la Cruz is a London fine jewellery house founded in 2010, made in solid 18 carat gold.
- Coveti prices are in USD, and orders ship worldwide, insured and signed for.
- Many earrings are sold as singles, which makes them the lowest entry point.
- Gold weight and diamond carat weight are the two biggest drivers of price.
- Bespoke ring sizes are made to order in 4-6 weeks and are final sale.
Rosa de la Cruz prices by band
| Price band | What you get | Example | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $2,000 | Single earrings, plain gold mini hoops, slim rings and gemstone bead bracelets | Gold Mini Hoops in 18K Yellow Gold, Pair | $1,410 |
| $2,000 to $5,000 | Small Smile pendants, star studs, charm necklaces, bead necklaces and Smile rings with brown diamonds | Smile Pendant 12mm in 18K Yellow Gold and White Diamond | $3,390 |
| $5,000 to $10,000 | Medallions, bangles, ebony pieces, larger pendants and diamond rings | Double Smile Bangle in 18K Rose Gold and Brown Diamond | $5,980 |
| $10,000 and above | Large diamond earrings, the 35mm Smile pendant, heavy gold chains and the ebony link bracelet | Smile Pendant 35mm in 18K Yellow Gold, White Diamond | $11,080 |
Under $2,000: the entry pieces
This band is mostly earrings, because many Rosa de la Cruz earrings are sold as singles. A single stud lets you start an uneven ear without paying for a pair, and our guide on how to build an ear stack shows how to add to it.
1. Heart Stud in 18K Rhodium Gold, Brown Diamond, Single, $1,180
A single heart stud in 18K Rhodium Gold with brown diamonds. It is the lowest price in the current edit and a clear introduction to the house’s darker metal.
2. Rainbow Sapphire Earring in 18K Yellow Gold, Multi Sapphire, Single, Ref. RBW6001AS, $1,380
A single yellow gold earring set with multicoloured sapphires. Buy two different references to make a mismatched pair.
3. Cross Eternity Ring in 18K Rhodium Gold and Black Diamond, $1,520
A slim cross eternity ring in rhodium gold with black diamonds. It stacks easily with any band you already wear.
$2,000 to $5,000: the Smile and star sweet spot
This is where most first purchases land. It covers the 9mm and 12mm Smile pendants, brown diamond star studs, charm necklaces and the gemstone bead necklaces with 18 carat gold clasps.
4. Smile Pendant 9mm in 18K Yellow Gold, $2,400
The lowest price in the Smile collection, in plain 18 carat yellow gold. Our Smile jewellery guide compares every size.
5. Star Studs in 18K Yellow Gold, Brown Diamond, Pair, $2,390
A pair of star studs with brown diamonds. They are one of the most wearable pieces in the line for the price.
6. Smile Ring in 18K Yellow Gold and Brown Diamond, $4,330
The Smile ring with brown diamonds costs noticeably less than the white diamond version, which makes it the better value Smile ring.
$5,000 to $10,000: medallions, bangles and ebony
Gold weight climbs in this band. Medallions, bangles and carved ebony pieces carry more metal, and the white diamond rings sit here too.
7. Star Medallion in 18K Yellow Gold, Brown Diamond, $5,320
A yellow gold medallion with a star motif and brown diamonds. The Smile, Lips, Mushroom and Zodiac medallions sit at the same price.
8. Classic Ebony Bracelet in Ebony, 18K Yellow Gold, $6,440
Carved ebony with 8.04 g of 18 carat yellow gold. It is the core piece of the ebony line and a good benchmark for its prices.
$10,000 and above: statement pieces
The top band is about carat weight and gold weight. Large star earrings carry up to 1.65 carats of brown diamonds, and the white diamond Cascade earrings go higher still.
9. Star Earrings 25mm in 18K Yellow Gold, Brown Diamond, Pair, $12,630
A pair of 25mm star earrings with 1.65 carats of brown diamonds and 6.60 g of gold. They are the boldest version of the star line.
10. Classic Chunky Chain in 18K Yellow Gold, $13,160
A heavy 18 carat yellow gold chain worn alone, also strong enough to carry a large medallion.
What drives the price of Rosa de la Cruz jewellery?
Three things set the price of a piece. The first is gold weight: 18 carat gold is 75% pure gold, so a heavier piece costs more. The second is the stones: carat weight matters, and white diamonds cost more than brown diamonds of the same size, which is why the white diamond Smile ring costs more than the brown diamond version. The third is the material mix: carved ebony set in gold, coin pendants with unique stones, and production in small quantities all add to the cost.
The metal finish matters less than you might expect. Within the same design, yellow gold and 18K Rhodium Gold usually share a price, as with the star studs and the star charm necklace. For context on how this compares with other houses, read brands like Rosa de la Cruz.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Rosa de la Cruz jewellery?
Rosa de la Cruz jewellery at Coveti starts under $2,000 for a single stud and reaches well above $10,000 for large white diamond earrings. Most pieces sit between $2,000 and $10,000.
How much is a Rosa de la Cruz smile necklace?
The smallest Smile pendant, 9mm in plain yellow gold, sits in the $2,000 to $5,000 band, as do the 12mm diamond versions. The 25mm Smile pendant sits in the $5,000 to $10,000 band, and the 35mm pendant is above $10,000.
What is the cheapest Rosa de la Cruz piece?
Single earrings are the cheapest way into Rosa de la Cruz. A single heart stud in rhodium gold with brown diamonds is the lowest price in the current Coveti edit, followed by single rainbow sapphire earrings.
Why are Rosa de la Cruz earrings sold as singles?
Many Rosa de la Cruz earrings are sold as singles so you can build an uneven ear, mixing different studs and hoops across several piercings. It also lowers the cost of trying a new design.
Is Rosa de la Cruz jewellery worth the price?
Every piece is made in solid 18 carat gold, with diamonds sourced under the Kimberley Process, and the house produces in small quantities. If you want gold jewellery that will last, the price reflects the metal, the stones and the work.
Set a budget, pick a band and start with the piece you will wear most. Shop every price point at Rosa de la Cruz at Coveti, and compare it with the wider fine jewellery edit at Coveti.
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