Regarding 2:42, the Spanish Conquistadors encountered platinum in Mesoamerica & South America during the 1500s. They named it platino, meaning "little silver". At the time platinum was considered to be a nuisance impurity to gold. This was because platinum had such a high melting temperature of 3,215°F (1,768°C) that it could not be melted until the invention of the oxyhydrogen torch. Then platinum started to be used for items of jewelry during the late 1700s by Marc-Etienne Janety who was the Royal Goldsmith to King Louis XVI of France.
@@BurrellsUk An oxyhydrogen torch burns cleanly leaving no carbon soot, because only water vapor is the residue. In contrast, an oxyacetylene torch leaves carbon soot which can contaminate the jewelry being heated.
I have both, not as a wedding band, just like platinum group metals and chemistry. Even with a high polish I can see the difference- the platinum is lighter reminiscient of polshed silver where the palladium has a blueish tinge, similar but distinct from my tungsten thumb ring. The palladium cost less than the platinum, even though my right ring finger is larger than my pinky- palladium is the more expensive metal, but the platinum ring ways quite a bit more than the palladium- costs were similar with the platinum ring costing £20 more.
I've been trying to decide between a platinum or a palladium ring for a few weeks now but I think I'm going to go with platinum because of the weight. Call me old fashioned but I like my luxury items to have a certain heft. I'm a bit worried about the scratches but I think I'm just going to have to deal with it as a part of the experience and hope it builds character, not takes it away.
I bought my palladium wedding when it was a lot less expensive than platinum. I bought my palladium ring for $500 and now that same ring would cost me over $2000. I never thought palladium would one day cost most more than platinum. Platinum and palladium look alike, but platinum is denser. Therefore, it weights more but it’s impossible to distinguish the two just with your eyes. I have owned platinum as well, so I’m speaking from personal experience.
Hi, i found unique metal in the cave more or 40 kilos all in all with differrent sizes but 1 thing n common they cannot attract magnet and high temperature to heat, i suspected it is belong to platinum or other precious metal
Hi Arts and Crafts! I've spoken to Sarel and the design team, and they say that the choice would be personal preference as both Palladium and Platinum are suitable metals for skin allergies, especially if the allergy is to nickel. The content of nickel in precious metals is negligible. Based on current prices, however, Platinum would be the cheaper option. Would you like to know more? What kind of jewellery are you shopping for? - George
Technically they could be alloyed- the alloys would have different properties to the base metals depending on the proportions, but I see no reason it wouldn't work, but you'd need to get it made special as such alloys aren't available as standard.
What will b the cost a platinum band vs gold plus if platinum cost more then why is it ? If u say cause of making charges but does it justify its cost being more then a gold band?
I can help you, Gurekwaak - we've created a video all about 'Platinum vs White Gold, Top 5 Differences', so that should answer your question. You can watch it by clicking on the link in the description below the video. - George
I wear a watch everyday. I don’t acknowledge that I’ve worn that watch for over many years. It’s stainless steel… you get used to things to the point where you don’t know it exists on your body. Yet you’ll always know you have it on you and especially in this case, that’s really all that matters.
no but it does need to "regularly" get rhodium plated if it is newer white gold . they take a by product of platinum refining and electroplate nearly all white gold with it , otherwise it wouldnt shine . .at all . they add nickel to gold for white gold and yellow gold is ofc copper . hope i helped . oh and it the rhodium coating wears off it is a dull silvery underneath not anything yellow or coppery.
@@Harkie760 Palladium is more expensive, my palladium ring cost less slightly, but only because it is less dense and therefore weighs less than my platinum ring, in fact in spite of weighing almost half what my platinum does, my palladium ring cost almost as much!
My dog found a container of rings just sitting there and abandoned in a field. We tried everything to find the owner but no luck. We searched for 2 weeks. I guess their mine now lol. One strangely looks a lot like platinum and diamonds. Either way, it's very beautiful whether it's real or not, but it's very sturdy and durable. Doesn't feel light at all like plastic or something cheap.
@@lucytimmerman8687 Wow! I did not know that. Thanks! " Typical alloy proportions are 90:10 or 70:30. These have the chemical stability of platinum, but increased hardness. The Vickers hardness of pure platinum is 56 HV while platinum with 50% of iridium can reach over 500 HV."
The best preciuos metal in the world economic market today it's 21k Pure Solid White Gold Formula ; life time guaranties , stable price for the next ( 5 ) years. Not speculations and manipulations price like yellow gold, Platinum, Palladium, and other metal including bitcions... The P.S.W.G.F. its in the free world market. $30,000 per ounce...
So in other words, Palladium is the dullest of white metals and less durable compared to Platinum and Silver but costs more due to rarity? Eh…I’ll pass.
Palladium is harder than platinum but platinum is much denser which means it apparently can withstand more impact. Palladium is both harder and denser than silver though. I’m not sure about dullness; I’ve read silver will dull faster over time but I believe the difference youre referring to is colour between them possibly? But the jeweller just pointed out he himself can’t tell the difference by eye.
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My grandmother recieved a palladium engagement ring from my grandfather in the 1940s. Palladium has been a precious metal for longer than 20 years.
Palladium was discovered in 1803
Wow nice. How are they, and you?
Glad to hear, I ordered palladium ring for my wedding.
I probably won't use it everyday, but glad it's actually that durable.
Regarding 2:42, the Spanish Conquistadors encountered platinum in Mesoamerica & South America during the 1500s. They named it platino, meaning "little silver". At the time platinum was considered to be a nuisance impurity to gold. This was because platinum had such a high melting temperature of 3,215°F (1,768°C) that it could not be melted until the invention of the oxyhydrogen torch. Then platinum started to be used for items of jewelry during the late 1700s by Marc-Etienne Janety who was the Royal Goldsmith to King Louis XVI of France.
Very interesting, Jade! Surely you must have studied historical jewellery, or at least have a passion for it?
- George
@@BurrellsUk An oxyhydrogen torch burns cleanly leaving no carbon soot, because only water vapor is the residue. In contrast, an oxyacetylene torch leaves carbon soot which can contaminate the jewelry being heated.
@@jadenephrite You certainly know your stuff, Jade. Do you own any platinum jewellery?
@@BurrellsUk,, Osmium '' Rarest precious metal on Earth
Nice... Educational & historical views, but the one who's really in the ART of making the real stuff is most gaining of those infos.👍👍👍
What does it mean when an art deco ring is marked 18 CT Platinum Pall
I have both, not as a wedding band, just like platinum group metals and chemistry. Even with a high polish I can see the difference- the platinum is lighter reminiscient of polshed silver where the palladium has a blueish tinge, similar but distinct from my tungsten thumb ring. The palladium cost less than the platinum, even though my right ring finger is larger than my pinky- palladium is the more expensive metal, but the platinum ring ways quite a bit more than the palladium- costs were similar with the platinum ring costing £20 more.
We're can we test the palladium,? We have palladium
I've been trying to decide between a platinum or a palladium ring for a few weeks now but I think I'm going to go with platinum because of the weight. Call me old fashioned but I like my luxury items to have a certain heft. I'm a bit worried about the scratches but I think I'm just going to have to deal with it as a part of the experience and hope it builds character, not takes it away.
Palladium is 15 times more rare 😊
Hello ! Thanks ! Thanks !❤❤❤
Hello, I have a question. I would like to know which is the correct alloy to make a palladium ring?
Music at 1:38?! Please link pleaseeeee
I bought my palladium wedding when it was a lot less expensive than platinum. I bought my palladium ring for $500 and now that same ring would cost me over $2000. I never thought palladium would one day cost most more than platinum.
Platinum and palladium look alike, but platinum is denser. Therefore, it weights more but it’s impossible to distinguish the two just with your eyes. I have owned platinum as well, so I’m speaking from personal experience.
Tou eyes can easily distinguish both of them by simply putting drop k
Of itric acid on them
How to test platinum
Hi, i found unique metal in the cave more or 40 kilos all in all with differrent sizes but 1 thing n common they cannot attract magnet and high temperature to heat, i suspected it is belong to platinum or other precious metal
do u know what it is yet?
Measure the density
do you ever make jewelry with iridium?
Which one would you say is better to get if you have skin allergies (mainly to nickle)
Palladium or platinum?
Many thanks. X
Hi Arts and Crafts! I've spoken to Sarel and the design team, and they say that the choice would be personal preference as both Palladium and Platinum are suitable metals for skin allergies, especially if the allergy is to nickel. The content of nickel in precious metals is negligible. Based on current prices, however, Platinum would be the cheaper option. Would you like to know more? What kind of jewellery are you shopping for?
- George
hi just wondering if they can be mixed and casted together without issue. tnx
Technically they could be alloyed- the alloys would have different properties to the base metals depending on the proportions, but I see no reason it wouldn't work, but you'd need to get it made special as such alloys aren't available as standard.
very informative and professional
Do you make A 99.99% pure Rhodium ring bands aswell?
Is Pl950 hallmark stands for platinum 950?
Pt950 is platinum, not sure what Pl950 is. Pd950 is palladium.
How do I go about melting Platinum
What will b the cost a platinum band vs gold plus if platinum cost more then why is it ? If u say cause of making charges but does it justify its cost being more then a gold band?
I can help you, Gurekwaak - we've created a video all about 'Platinum vs White Gold, Top 5 Differences', so that should answer your question. You can watch it by clicking on the link in the description below the video.
- George
Platinum rose gold yellow gold extraordinary space diamonds chains all in one
I wear a watch everyday. I don’t acknowledge that I’ve worn that watch for over many years. It’s stainless steel… you get used to things to the point where you don’t know it exists on your body. Yet you’ll always know you have it on you and especially in this case, that’s really all that matters.
Very nice video, thank you for the explanation
Can you help me how to determine a platinum, bcuz I have an item we cannot identified if this is a platinum or any metal..
I really really like these short informative videos!
Hello Sir, I have a question. Will 'white gold' turn yellowish over the period if worn daily?
no but it does need to "regularly" get rhodium plated if it is newer white gold . they take a by product of platinum refining and electroplate nearly all white gold with it , otherwise it wouldnt shine . .at all . they add nickel to gold for white gold and yellow gold is ofc copper . hope i helped . oh and it the rhodium coating wears off it is a dull silvery underneath not anything yellow or coppery.
Palladium a hard,yet smooth buttery soft feeling to the touch. ?
Do you buy palladium?.... I think my tito found a metal.... Can we ask help for us to determine that it is a palladium
So detail.❤😮😊
i have found natural platinium like my fists on the river and i need to sell it and i want some rings done done :P
That music...what is it?
Which music, Scott? There are a few different songs in this!
- George
What makes these types of metals more valuable than gold despite (now) being about half the price?
Rareity
Considering either platinum or palladium, platinum has this watery surface. But the weight it might be palladium.
You buy may paladium pd.106.4-46 217kg
What?
Platinum is brighter and whiter than palladium. Platinum is also denser. It’s kind of each to tell. Also the price. Palladium more expensive.
Platinum is more expensive smh
@@Harkie760 no Palladium cost higher than gold now
@@erdwwn Way Higher.
@@Harkie760 Palladium is more expensive, my palladium ring cost less slightly, but only because it is less dense and therefore weighs less than my platinum ring, in fact in spite of weighing almost half what my platinum does, my palladium ring cost almost as much!
925?
Informative
My dog found a container of rings just sitting there and abandoned in a field. We tried everything to find the owner but no luck. We searched for 2 weeks. I guess their mine now lol. One strangely looks a lot like platinum and diamonds. Either way, it's very beautiful whether it's real or not, but it's very sturdy and durable. Doesn't feel light at all like plastic or something cheap.
You should take them to a jeweler yo have them tested
You searched?!😂
Was it that field by the apple tree? With green grass around? If so then .....
That's weird how they would end up in a field.
Nice
What a charming young man.
So Palladium is more valuable than Platinum?
Yes because it's more rare
yes
I like platinum bc it's gangster like the rims of 50 cent
I dislike tutorial videos that play music while the person is talking because it's very distracting. Not 😎!
I have a 5 oz 999 platinum chain
That's like 5 or 6 k damn
I remember when paladium was $80 an oz.
Liked the pronounce “plaTinum, instead of “platnum”..
Why would he say "Platinum is the whitest alloy" when Platinum is an element? That's a bit sloppy.
It's usually alloyed with iridium.
@@lucytimmerman8687 Wow! I did not know that. Thanks! " Typical alloy proportions are 90:10 or 70:30. These have the chemical stability of platinum, but increased hardness. The Vickers hardness of pure platinum is 56 HV while platinum with 50% of iridium can reach over 500 HV."
Yeah, was a bit... nooo....
Precious metals have to be mixed to be used as jewelry, so for all intents and purposes they're all alloys
@@christatum3045 Geeze I was a pedantic little prick 3 years ago! Thanks for giving me a better perspective.
Iam PLATINUM lover.
Palladium is so expensive rn geez lol
I have 6kls of platinum
i found 2 matching palladium rings at a flea market for 2 bucks in a pile of junky costume jewlery .
Palladium much more expensive them platinum
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Platinum
Mercury is obviously the superior metal, case closed, mic drop*
K I.
Ciao platino palladio e uguale
I have 270 gram of Plutonium
Precio
The best preciuos metal in the world economic market today it's 21k Pure Solid White Gold Formula ; life time guaranties , stable price for the next ( 5 ) years. Not speculations and manipulations price like yellow gold, Platinum, Palladium, and other metal including bitcions... The P.S.W.G.F. its in the free world market. $30,000 per ounce...
More paladium inthe philipines
So I'll address the elephante in the room
Silver is brighter metal and costs 100 times less
So in other words, Palladium is the dullest of white metals and less durable compared to Platinum and Silver but costs more due to rarity? Eh…I’ll pass.
Palladium is harder than platinum but platinum is much denser which means it apparently can withstand more impact.
Palladium is both harder and denser than silver though.
I’m not sure about dullness; I’ve read silver will dull faster over time but I believe the difference youre referring to is colour between them possibly? But the jeweller just pointed out he himself can’t tell the difference by eye.
Sarel is hot 🥵
we deg pp2288 72 kilos its platinum paladium