Platinum is around thirty times rarer than gold. If you were to fill an Olympic-size pool with all the platinum ever mined, it would only reach your ankles-barely! Do the same with gold, and you’ll … Read more
Platinum jewelry is a kind of precious metal jewelry. The color is white and bright, the gloss is good, and it can be used as an important material for making special products. Platinum patina (or … Read more
Platinum is a popular choice for milestone jewelry. If you, too, are considering getting a platinum engagement ring, you must first learn everything about platinum markings. So, today I’ll answer recurring questions, including: What is … Read more
Platinum is one of the rarest and most valuable precious metals. It is popular, too. In nature, natural platinum is not only hard to find, but also rather impure. Raw platinum ore typically incorporates rare … Read more
An untrained eye cannot tell the difference between platinum, white gold, and silver. These three precious metals look too much alike. If your jewelry has no markings, or you have a nugget you suspect is … Read more
Platinum jewelry is both valuable and durable. You can wear it for years and even pass it on to your children. However, it is perfectly normal for you to grow tired from wearing the same … Read more
When looking for a piece of jewelry that will last you for years, or even generations, durability is the most important consideration. There are different types of metals you can pick from, and choosing the … Read more
If you have a gold and a platinum ring of similar size and appearance, you have probably noticed that the platinum ring feels heavier. Why is that so? Is platinum heavier than gold? Or does … Read more
Platinum has numerous advantages over other precious metals. Among other things, it is the most durable. Hence, platinum jewelry is becoming increasingly popular nowadays. Slowly and steadily, platinum rigs are stealing popularity from their gold … Read more
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