Platinum Jewellery

Platinum has been widely used in jewellery since the start of the 20th century. It was primarily used in the first instance in settings of jewellery, accentuating the whiteness of diamonds and the bold colours of gemstones. 

The perfect metal to show off intricate new designs, it allowed openwork detailing and fine details were able to be crafted. Many platinum pieces, from sapphires necklaces to diamond brooches showcase the platinum lace and millegrain detailing that was popular in the Edwardian era.

Platinum jewellery was especially popular in the Art Deco era and provided the perfect backdrop to highlight colours and accentuate fabulous monochrome designs. Often paired with pearls, onyx and diamonds in statement pieces such as bracelets and jabot pins, platinum jewellery is synonymous with this era. 

At Berganza, explore our array of platinum earrings, some beautifully articulated and sparkling with diamonds, others with unusual designs which feature sapphires, pearls and emeralds. Immerse yourself in different styles from across the eras and you are sure to find the perfect piece for you. 

With so much variation when it comes to platinum jewellery, book an appointment with our specialists and discover your dream jewel today.

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FAQs


What is platinum jewellery?   

Platinum is a precious metal known for its durability, rarity, and hypoallergenic properties, and is popular in jewellery for these reasons.

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What is the difference between platinum and gold?   

Platinum is a harder metal than gold. Whilst gold is often alloyed with other metals, platinum is usually at least 90% pure in jewellery.

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How should I care for my platinum jewellery?   

Clean it regularly with a mild soap solution and a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and store it in a soft pouch or jewellery box to prevent scratches.

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Will platinum jewellery lose its shine over time?   

Platinum may develop a natural patina with wear, which many people find appealing. If you prefer a shiny finish, you can have it professionally polished.

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Which metal should I buy, platinum or gold?   

Generally platinum is more expensive than gold, however metal prices are always fluctuating. Many people have a personal preference when it comes to metal, so you should choose the one which speaks to you.

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