Compare the Strength of Platinum & Gold Rings

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When it comes to buying a wedding ring, you may focus on the design and price, leaving the choice of material as a secondary consideration. However, it is important to choose a strong material in order for the ring to last a long time and stay beautiful. In this article, we will compare the strength of wedding rings made of different materials, introduce the key points for long-lasting use, and recommend some of our most popular wedding rings with high durability.

The Strength of Wedding Rings

A wedding ring is a piece of jewelry that you will wear for a long time, so it is important to choose the right material. This section explains why the strength of wedding rings is important, popular materials that are strong, and what to consider when making your decision.

A wedding ring that is worn daily should be highly resistant to scratches and deformation, especially while doing housework and work. Therefore, choose a material that is strong so that you can use it for a long time.

Popular materials for strong wedding rings

The two most popular materials for wedding rings, platinum and gold, are strong materials and are suitable for wedding rings that are worn on a daily basis. Platinum and gold, which are 100 percent pure, are originally soft metals. However, they are mixed with other metals to increase their strength. For example, platinum Pt950 is 95 percent platinum, Pt900 is 90 percent platinum, and the remaining 5 to 10 percent is made of other metals.

Another type of gold that is suitable for wedding rings is K18, which is 75 percent pure gold with 25 percent of another metal. The color of the metal varies depending on the metal it contains.

What to consider when choosing a strong ring

Depending on the material and manufacturing method, strong wedding rings may not be resizable. Before purchasing, check if resizing is possible. Other than the material, other things to consider are the thickness and width of the ring. Rather than a thin and slender ring, a ring that is thick and moderately wide is preferable.

Suitable materials and strength for wedding rings

Platinum

Platinum, the 78 element of the periodic table, is a heavy, white metal. It is a rare and valuable material, even more rarer than gold and that is why platinum wedding bands are typically more expensive. The appeal of platinum is that it can be easily manipulated. It can be used to create delicate designs, and it is flexible enough to be resized. The material is resistant to discoloration and deformation, so it can be used beautifully for many years.

White Gold

White gold is a metal made by mixing gold with palladium and turning it white. It looks similar to platinum, but white gold is a brighter white. White gold is a strong material and is suitable for wedding rings that will last for many years. For example, 18-Carat white gold is much stronger than Pt950 or Pt900 platinum.
The brilliance of white gold is created by coating the surface with a metal called rhodium. Over time, the coating can peel off, damaging the brilliance and exposing the gold inside. If the coating peels off, it can be re-coated to restore the original shine.

Yellow Gold

Yellow gold is another material that is suitable for wedding rings because of its bright and luxurious appearance. Yellow gold is an alloy of gold, silver, and copper. K18 (18-karat gold) is the most suitable yellow gold for wedding rings because of its high purity and yellowish color, which is similar to pure gold.

Rose Gold

Rose gold matches perfectly with the skin and gives a lovely impression. It is the strongest of all golds. It is scratch-resistant and relatively resistant to deformation. Pink gold is a mixture of pure gold, copper, silver and palladium. Among these, the proportion of copper is high, giving it a reddish hue. Also, due to the nature of copper, care must be taken to avoid tarnishing. Especially in hot springs, there is a risk of discoloration due to reaction with the components of the water, so be sure to remove it.

Points to keep your wedding ring for a long time

Carry out daily maintenance

To maintain your wedding ring daily, use a soft, dry cloth or optical cloth to wipe away sweat and makeup. Then, gently polish the surface. When cleaning, use a mild detergent to wash away sebum. The procedure for cleaning is as follows. Please refer to it for reference.

The cleaning method is as follows.
1) Dissolve a few drops of neutral detergent in a cup of lukewarm water or water, and soak the ring in it.
2) Use a soft brush to gently brush it.
3) Wash under running water.
4) Soak up the water with a soft cloth.

Pink gold, in particular, is prone to tarnishing as silver and copper contained in the metal are more prone to oxidization, so frequent care is necessary. If the discoloration does not improve with daily care, it is recommended to consult the store where you purchased the jewellery.

Purchase from a store that provides excellent after-sales service

In order to use the product for a long time and beautifully, it is important to buy from a store that provides excellent after-sales service. At Venus Teas, we offer free after-sales service to customers who have purchased wedding rings (some processes may require a fee, or some products may not be covered).

Choose a strong wedding ring and use it for a long time!

In recent years, platinum and gold have become the two most popular materials for strong wedding rings. In addition to the material, you should also check what kind of manufacturing method is used to make the ring. Choose a strong wedding ring and use it for many years to come.

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