I don’t know for sure, but the first key point from this guest is because of its much higher melting point. I’ll bet it’s harder for jewellers to work with it, even though I don’t know for sure. 🤷♂️
Several reasons for this. Platinum jewelry is rarely less than 80% pure; the other alloys added to it are not exactly cheap (e.g palladium, ruthenium, iridium, etc). Whereas most gold jewellery ranges from 42% to 75% pure, platinum jewelery needs more platinum and other PGMs for the same size jewelery piece. Also, platinum is about 14% more dense than gold. So, the same size jewelery will require more ounces of platinum.
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Very interesting
Question. why is platinum jewellery more expensive than gold , even when it’s price is half of gold??? Point to ponder .
I don’t know for sure, but the first key point from this guest is because of its much higher melting point. I’ll bet it’s harder for jewellers to work with it, even though I don’t know for sure. 🤷♂️
Several reasons for this. Platinum jewelry is rarely less than 80% pure; the other alloys added to it are not exactly cheap (e.g palladium, ruthenium, iridium, etc). Whereas most gold jewellery ranges from 42% to 75% pure, platinum jewelery needs more platinum and other PGMs for the same size jewelery piece. Also, platinum is about 14% more dense than gold. So, the same size jewelery will require more ounces of platinum.
@@sankalp3513 wow, i haven’t thought of this! Thank you.
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