Does platinum drop diamonds? Want to buy a platinum diamond ring, is platinum easy to drop diamonds?

In fact, there are many aspects to be firmly set with diamonds, and from the perspective of the right metal for diamonds, platinum is currently the most suitable for diamonds.

There are two things to look at when a diamond is firmly set, the flexibility and memory of the metal, and from these two perspectives, platinum is the most suitable for diamonds.

It's not that the harder the material, the stronger the inlay, it's the toughness of the material that's the key. Imagine that in the face of the difference in temperature in nature, if the metal with insufficient toughness is set with diamonds, the thermal expansion and contraction are very obvious, so the diamonds are easy to fall.

The most important quality of platinum is its excellent toughness: one gram of platinum can be stretched into a two-kilometre-long platinum filament, which provides a firm grip on the stones set in it.

In addition, platinum has a memory and can maintain its stability in a variety of extreme environments, so it can be safely and securely set in each diamond, giving the diamond eternal care.

In the case of the same metal, it depends on the size of the diamond, the design of the ring gripper and the craftsmanship of the master.

Therefore, I think it is better to have a platinum diamond ring, and platinum is a natural white metal, which can be matched with diamonds to bring out the natural fire of diamonds! Don't worry about the fading of other materials such as white 18k gold (an alloy of 75% ** and 25% white metal).

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In fact, it is not easy to fall, but when you buy it, you also have to see how he is inlaid Generally the six-prong setting is more firm.

Platinum is softer than 18k gold, but platinum is denser, and the same ring platinum is heavier than 18k, and it is more textured in the hand. Platinum inlays should be set with six or four prongs, and two-prong inlays are more dangerous. And it is best not to have a small diamond on the wall of the platinum diamond ring, or the small diamond is easy to fall.

G750 inlay is recommended. Platinum selection 4 claws and 6 claws will not be easy to fall off also classic.

In jewelry, rings are most commonly used, and they are worn in motion, so diamonds are mainly used in jewelry that are easy to fall off.

According to the observation and summary of ENID High Jewelry consultants over the years, there are no more than two reasons for the diamond to fall out: poor setting and design defects.

Some people may say that the main reason for falling off is poor workmanship, and it has nothing to do with the style. But in fact, some styles of diamonds do fall off easily. For example, there are some styles named "Angel's Kiss", "Swirl", "Moonlight" and other channel or two-prong settings, as well as diamond rings set by the inlay setting.

These diamond jewellery are currently highly sought after because of their novel shape, smooth lines, and setting methods that fully display the unique optical properties of the diamond and highlight the beauty of the diamond. However, these diamond rings are very demanding in terms of craftsmanship. The imitation ability of Chinese manufacturers is unparalleled, and a certain style is produced one after another if it is easy to sell, and there is no worry about whether the level is well grasped.

Many manufacturers are unable to meet the requirements and have been repeatedly complained.

1.Grooved on both sides. The setting method of channeling solitaires on both sides requires a high degree of slotting in the setting and the inside of the setting.

However, the vast majority of products are either too large and the diamond is small, or the inner notch is too shallow or blurred, and the groove edge is not tightly embedded on the crown edge when setting, which makes the fit between the bracket and the diamond poor, resulting in the diamond being easy to loosen and fall off.

2.Inlay method setting. Diamond rings are often set with an inlay setting, and most of the diamonds used are small diamonds.

In order to cover the diamond as little as possible during the production of these diamonds, the vast majority of processing technology is simply to make a small hole in the ring embryo, the diamond is placed flat in the hole, and then the metal back material around the diamond is squeezed with a twisted head, the area covered by the diamond crown is generally not more than 10%, and the back material that presses the diamond is often narrow and narrow, and it is almost difficult to see the metal traces, which seems to be very beautiful, but the firm effect of the inlay is gone, and the diamond can be said to fall off when touched.

3.Two-prong inlay. After thousands of years of development, the style is really difficult to express itself in the new square base rough surface.

Some styles are simply for the sake of novelty, often at the expense of other needs. Therefore, the inherent shortcomings in the design are also an important cause of diamond shedding. For example, the so-called "moonlight" series, the diamond only relies on two prongs to inlay, and the ring feet appear thin, although a small circle is added to encircle the diamond pavilion, but because the force point only relies on two prongs, once the impact is easily caused by the ring deformation in the actual use of hunger and leakage wearing, resulting in the diamond falling off.

In addition, many rings that are not strong enough will have an impact on the structure of the ring when changing the size, thus burying the hidden danger of falling off. Therefore, when you buy, it is best to choose a more secure style to ensure that it is not easy to fall off in the future.

Does platinum drop diamonds? Is platinum softer When I often hear these fallacies, I don't get angry, and I want to explain it to you all at once, so that you will no longer be misled by these false statements.

Platinum and diamonds.

1) Both platinum and diamonds are considered to be eternal tokens of love and marriage because of their eternal properties.

2) Platinum and diamonds are born noble because of their preciousness and rarity, and they are perfectly matched to witness the rarity of love.

3) The natural pure white color of platinum can bring out the natural fire of the diamond to the greatest extent, and complement the brilliance of the diamond.

4) Platinum has excellent toughness, grinding without damage, can maintain its stability in a variety of extreme environments, can safely and firmly set each diamond, and give the diamond eternal care.

Therefore, platinum and diamonds, which are timeless and rare, are considered to be the perfect match for the most eternal love and the wedding ring that will grow old together.

1.Platinum is firmly set with diamonds.

Platinum's unique toughness allows diamonds to be set safely and securely.

Platinum has excellent memory and can be firmly set with precious stones, without loosening or deforming, and perfectly interpreting exquisite design ideas.

2.Platinum is a perfect match for diamonds.

Platinum and diamonds are equally eternal, rare and precious; Platinum's excellent toughness makes it the safest and most stable place to set diamonds***.

Platinum is a pure white color that never fades, and has long been regarded as the perfect choice for wedding rings that symbolize growing old with children.

"Platinum + Diamond" is also seen as the best combination to witness eternal love.

So, platinum and diamonds are the perfect and perfect match.

No, **soft, platinum is very hard, and it is generally not tricky.

Platinum does not fall off diamonds, and platinum is the most suitable metal for setting diamonds.