Platinum is very resilient and therefore perfectly suited for classic wedding rings. They have a timeless look and can be worn for a lifetime.
The material is often chosen primarily based on personal taste. However, it can also carry strong symbolic meaning. Classic platinum wedding rings stand for eternity, permanence and a love that's rare.

What platinum alloys are there, and which is best suited for classic wedding rings?

Which platinum alloy suits classic wedding rings best can't be answered in general terms. What matters more is your personal taste, your budget and the qualities that are important to you in everyday life. Each alloy has its own advantages and disadvantages.

• Platinum 600 is a good choice for couples who want a bright, silvery-white look while also keeping an eye on their budget. The alloy offers typical platinum advantages such as robustness, colour-fastness and skin compatibility.
• Platinum 950 appeals especially to those who prefer a particularly high platinum content. Differences here often show up in colour, weight and how the ring feels to wear. In an in-person consultation, you can experience these subtle nuances for yourself.
• 123GOLD also offers exclusive alloys such as platinum 777 from Steinberg or platinum gold from acredo. You'll find more information on our platinum guide page.

High-quality platinum wedding rings made in Germany

All our wedding rings are made specially for you in certified workshops in Germany. That gives you the chance to customise your classic platinum wedding rings to your wishes. You also get excellent quality, so your rings can go with you for a lifetime.

FAQ – Frequently asked questions about classic platinum wedding rings

Is platinum worth it for classic wedding rings?

Absolutely. Platinum is a resilient, durable material that's ideal for wedding rings. Classic wedding rings look high-quality as a result and impress with their silvery colour and lasting shine.

What do classic platinum wedding rings cost?

Prices for classic platinum wedding rings start in the low four-figure range. The price, though, depends significantly on the alloy, the amount of material and the design.

Are platinum wedding rings more expensive than gold?

Whether platinum wedding rings are more expensive than gold rings can't be said in general, since a direct comparison is only partly possible.
One reason is that the alloys differ in their precious metal content. Platinum 600, a commonly chosen entry-level alloy, already consists of 60% pure platinum and therefore isn't directly comparable to 375 gold.
On top of that, precious metal prices change continuously. Depending on market and price developments, the price difference between gold and platinum can vary.
Since 123GOLD regularly adjusts prices to current alloy prices, the ratio between gold and platinum prices can also shift over time.

Are classic platinum wedding rings suitable for everyday wear?

Yes, definitely. Platinum is robust and durable and therefore very well suited for everyday wear. Classic platinum wedding rings go with you for a lifetime.