Known and famous for its durability and resistance, platinum has become one of the most used materials for jewellery fabrication

Misjudged and unnoticed in the first place, did platinum only in the 18th century arouse peoples interest and became a famous material not only for jewellery fabrication

The History of Platinum

Platinum has actually been used for different purposes since 3000 b.C., interestingly unnoticed. In ancient Egyptian jewellery researcher found small amounts of platinum. Also Indians in South America took advantage of the positive features of platinum in combination with gold dust, unknowingly though. Later, in the 17th century platinum was found an annoying corollary material and people even thought about countersinking it in the ocean to eliminate smuggling and forgery, since people started manufacturing it to sell it as gold. Only in the 18th century did people discover the posisite features of platinum and made use of it.

Platinum Jewellery from The Jewellery Channel

Platinum is not only known for its durability and its resiliance, but also for its compatibility to allergic persons. Due to its purity, platinum is a hypoallergen. Therefore allergic reactions can almost be excluded.
The Jewellery Channel offers a wide and manifold choice of finest platinum jewellery. Be it necklaces, rings, pendants or earrings – the sky is the limit, as far as creativity is concerned. A special feature of platinum is its low grade of abrasion. Thus, beautiful and precious gems or diamonds are clamped tight.

Platinum Rings

Especially platium rings are very famous. The immortal and precious features of platinum have become an important criteria when it comes to the choice of wedding rings, since no other material symbolises the immortality of marriage vows than platinum. The forms and varieties of the platinum rings from The Jewellery Channel are very large; be it plain, flashy, extravagant or classic. A special feature are platinum rings adornded with beautiful gems or diamonds or even in combination with other materials such as gold or silver as an effect of decoration. Also gravings are possible to eternalise the vow of fidelity or to surprise the partner with a special dedication.

More information on The Jewellery Channel or platinum jewellery can be found on www.thejewellerychannel.tv .

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Mail: info@tjc.co.uk
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About The Jewellery Channel:
The Jewellery Channel is based in Middlesex, England. With a whole new way of shopping for jewellery they offer hundreds of pieces of fine jewellery every day – at a price the customer decides. Twelve Years in mining, stone cutting and designing of jewellery combines an unique approach of art technology and traditional workmanship. The Jewellery Channel broadcasts live on Sky Channel 640, Freeview Channel 44, Five US (Freeview 35, Virgin 185) 9am-12noon everyday or via Live-Stream at www.thejewellerychannel.tv.

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