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Why are our Platinum Rings Hallmarked?
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Why are our Platinum Rings Hallmarked?

Whilst many people may have heard of the term “hallmarking” they may not necessarily know what it means therefore at the Platinum Ring Company we are going to give you a brief overview of what...
There’s Platinum in Them Craters!
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There’s Platinum in Them Craters!

OK hands up those who knew that the platinum reserves mined on Earth are from meteorites that fell to earth millions of years ago? OK not many hands. Yes its true, if you're currently wearing...
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Two Colour Rings: The Best of Both Worlds

With modern advances in the skills of metalworking and jewellery making, two colour rings are becoming more readily available. These unique rings combine the lustre and qualities of two complementing metals, often gold and white...
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Platinum Wedding Rings: How Expensive?

Platinum wedding rings are fast becoming the most sought after type of wedding jewellery as those getting married are bewitched by the effortless grace, striking visual impact and celebrity chic that is associated with platinum...
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Caring for your Wedding Ring

Platinum is one of the strongest precious metals and so because of this, it can be used at 95% purity compared to gold that would be too soft at this purity and so would scratch...
Journey from the Centre of the Earth
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Journey from the Centre of the Earth

From the Earth to Platinum Ring Platinum is considered to be the most precious on metals on earth due to its relative scarcity, making it even more special to use in jewellery. Dubbed ‘Rich Man’s...
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Marriage Rates Fall

Many people dream of the day they exchange wedding rings – after all, it's meant to be the happiest day of your life, representing love, security and family. But figures released by the Office of...
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A Brief History Of Wedding Rings

Platinum Celtic wedding rings are inspired by the ancient culture of the Celts. One of the most sophisticated cultures of Europe’s pagan past, the Celts created the woven knot motifs...
Timeless Platinum Engagement Rings
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Timeless Platinum Engagement Rings

The lure of platinum There is no doubt that there is something about platinum engagement rings and platinum rings, in general, that is rather special. With platinum engagement rings the colour...
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Platinum Wedding Rings: Types of Ring

As far back as Ancient Rome, rings have been worn to show someone’s status. The lowliest citizen would wear bands of iron about their fingers to announce to the populace that they were freeborn and...
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The Only Metal Fit For a King

Platinum wedding rings should be your rings of choice on your big day, choosing your wedding rings is a difficult job, there are so many to choose from these days, one...
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A Wedding Ring is Forever

The Platinum Ring Company offer the most comprehensive selection of platinum wedding rings on the internet, all carefully selected to offer you an excellent choice of designs at prices to suit...
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The Platinum Wedding Ring and the Appliance of Science

Dreaming of a platinum wedding ring If you wear a platinum wedding ring or dream of wearing platinum wedding or engagement ring, it is worth reflecting that the...
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Wedding Rings: What They Mean to You

Choosing wedding rings often comes lower down the wedding planner list than picking the dress and deciding on the flowers, but out of all of your wedding preparations, the wedding rings are the things that...
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Platinum Wedding Ring: The Eternal Choice of Platinum

Wedding rings come in a bewildering array of styles and finishes, and your perfect choice must be something with beauty, timeless appeal and stunning design that symbolises your lifetime love and commitment to your partner....
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How to Wear Your Wedding Ring Properly

Traditionally, wedding rings are worn on the fourth finger of the left hand. This is due to an Ancient Egyptian tradition that was adopted by the Romans that suggested that the vein in that finger...