Platinum Wedding Ring & Wedding Bands

Absolutely. Platinum is one of the most durable and naturally white metals available, making it perfect for daily wear. It doesn't fade or tarnish and holds diamonds securely in place: ideal for both plain and diamond-set platinum wedding rings.

Both are excellent choices, but it depends on what you value most. 18k gold is slightly softer and warmer in colour, while platinum is stronger, naturally hypoallergenic, and requires less long-term maintenance. For many, platinum’s durability and prestige make it the preferred choice.

Platinum rings can be more expensive upfront due to the metal’s density and rarity, but their longevity and low maintenance make them a smart long-term investment. At DX Diamonds, the price of our platinum wedding ring pieces varies to suit a range of budgets, offering exceptional value without compromising on craftsmanship or style.

Yes. Platinum is one of the longest-lasting metals used in fine jewellery. It resists wear and tear better than gold and doesn’t thin out over time, making it ideal for everyday wear.

Yes, platinum can lose its initial shiny finish and develop a soft patina. This patina is a natural, matte-like finish that gives the ring a vintage or antique look. It is a natural characteristic of platinum and is not considered tarnishing. If you prefer a high-polish look, it can be easily restored with a quick professional clean.