What is Platinum Alloy Jewelry

Описание: Platinum Alloys in Jewelry:
Platinum is commonly alloyed with other metals for jewelry.
Popular due to durability, rarity, and distinctive appearance.
Common Platinum Alloys:
Platinum 950: 95% platinum, 5% other metals (e.g., ruthenium or iridium).
Platinum 900: 90% platinum, 10% other metals.
Platinum 850: 85% platinum, 15% other metals.
Platinum 750: 75% platinum, 25% other metals.
Platinum 585: 58.5% platinum, 41.5% other metals.
Alloy Choice Considerations:
Depends on budget, design, and desired properties.
Higher-purity alloys preferred for natural color and durability.
Lower-purity alloys chosen for affordability with some trade-offs.
Markings on Jewelry:
Always check for markings on jewelry indicating platinum content.
Common Alloying Metals with Platinum:
Iridium: Improves durability and hardness while maintaining white color.
Ruthenium: Enhances strength and resistance to wear.
Palladium: Used for cost reduction and may offer a different color.
Copper: Adds a reddish or pinkish hue, creating "rose gold platinum."
Cobalt: Increases hardness and resistance to scratching.
Alloying Metal Choice:
Depends on desired properties and design aesthetics.
Check the platinum alloy composition for variations.

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