Platinum

Platinum is a chemical element with the symbol Pt and the atomic number of 78. It is a rare precious metal that has high density, durability, and strength, making platinum a metal that does not wear away easily. It is resistant to both scratches and tarnishing and is highly resistant to corrosion and oxidation. This makes it an ideal choice for rings, necklaces and other premium jewellery. Platinum is also hypoallergenic, so it won’t irritate the skin like other metals.

The stamp inside the ring should have markings that denote platinum jewellery, which are: Platinum, Plat, Pt followed by the level of purity, i.e. Pt900 or Pt950. Platinum is graded on a scale of 1000 parts. The number 900 denotes 90% pure platinum, and 950 denotes 95% pure platinum. The alloy that platinum is mixed with another precious platinum group metals (palladium, ruthenium, rhodium, iridium, or osmium).

Platinum jewellery is popular as it is rare and extremely valuable and is a timeless classic. Platinum is often used for creating engagement and wedding rings because of its light silver-grey colour and its ability to be polished and maintain a high shine. Platinum jewellery is a great choice for those looking for a beautiful and long-lasting piece. Platinum rings will feel heavier than other rings of the same size due to its high density and has distinctive weight, durability and strength. It not only looks beautiful you can feel the quality.