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What alloys do you use to make your platinum?

We combine either ruthenium or iridium with platinum to make our platinum for our jewelry. The typical percentage is 95% platinum, 5% ruthenium.

We *never* use cobalt to create our platinum, as cobalt tends to oxidize very quickly and produce darker, duller platinum.

Both ruthenium and iridium produce platinum with exceptional luster and shine.

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