Platinum Jewelry
Platinum stands apart from other precious metals due to its defining qualities of purity and durability. From the chemical perspective, platinum is one of the most stable elements.
The white color of platinum comes from its purity. While white gold contains an alloy of zinc, copper and nickel, platinum has a pure 95-98% composition. In fact, white gold is yellow gold mixed with other metals and then rhodium plated.
Platinum is durable and more dense than yellow gold. Platinum jewelry lasts for ages and can be passed down from generation to generation.
Platinum’s purity and strength make it relevant to the idea of eternal love. It’s an embodiment of strong feelings and rarity. That’s why platinum engagement rings and platinum wedding bands have been popular ever since.
Platinum is also a symbol of status and reputation. It looks subtle and not as obvious as yellow gold. The gemstones set in platinum are not distracted because of the metal’s neutral appearance. The color, brilliance and vibrancy of diamonds and colored stones are amplified next to platinum “true white”.
Circa:1910s
Materials:Platinum
Gemstone:Diamond Old European cut and Rose cut 3.90 carats total
Weight:14.9 grams
Measurements:30" x 1/16" (76 x 0.2 cm)
An elegant Art Deco diamond tennis necklace crafted in platinum. The tennis necklace comprises of a series of Old European cut diamonds, each individually bezel set. This design creates a sparkling effect that catches the light beautifully. The barrel clasp is adorned with rose cut diamonds, adding a beautiful detail to the overall minimalist look. This platinum diamond tennis necklace is refined without being overly flashy. It’s crafted with a sophisticated pattern, showcasing the clean lines and geometric symmetry characteristic of the era.
