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Choosing the ideal wedding rings is one of the most important decisions on the way to the wedding. In addition to design, wearing comfort and engraving, the material plays a decisive role. Each material has its own advantages and differences. White gold, platinum and palladium are among the most popular precious metals for wedding rings - but which is the best choice for you? In this article, you will learn the most important differences between these precious metals and receive valuable tips to help you make the right decision for your rings.

White gold - The classic with a radiant shine

White gold is an alloy of gold and other metals such as silver and palladium. Pure gold is naturally yellow, so it is mixed with these metals to achieve a lighter color.

Properties of white gold

  • Color & look: White gold has an elegant, slightly silvery-white color. It is coated with rhodium to achieve a particularly bright, shiny look.
  • Durability: White gold is robust, but the abrasion of the rhodium layer can give it a slightly yellowish shimmer over time. Regular re-rhodium plating is recommended.
  • Price: White gold is cheaper than platinum, but still offers a high-quality look.
  • Allergy-friendly: Since white gold, like all alloys at Fischer Trauringe, is nickel-free, it is generally very allergy-friendly.

White gold wedding rings are perfect for anyone who appreciates the classic, timeless look of a white precious metal. They are suitable for elegant designs and can be wonderfully combined with diamonds.

White gold wedding rings with diamonds and millegravure

Platinum - The noblest and most durable precious metal

Platinum is a rare, naturally white precious metal that is characterized by its exceptional durability and purity. It is usually processed to a very high degree of purity, which makes it particularly valuable.

Properties of platinum

  • Color & appearance: Platinum is naturally white and does not require any additional rhodium plating. It retains its color permanently.
  • Durability: Platinum is extremely durable and only wears out slowly. In contrast to white gold, it does not lose any material but develops an elegant patina over time.
  • Price: Platinum is a more cost-effective alternative to white gold and therefore not only impresses with its excellent material properties, but also with its price!
  • Allergy-friendly: As platinum is processed very purely, it is hypoallergenic and therefore ideal for sensitive skin.
Platinum wedding rings are the best choice for couples who value exclusivity, durability and quality. They are ideal for anyone who wants a durable color and a high-quality feel.
White gold wedding rings with filigree floral pattern and small diamonds

Palladium - The modern alternative

Palladium is a precious metal from the platinum group and is one of the modern alternatives for wedding rings. It has similar properties to platinum, but is lighter and cheaper.

Properties of palladium

  • Color & appearance: Palladium is a naturally white metal that, like platinum, does not require rhodium plating and remains permanently color-stable.
  • Durability: Palladium is very resistant, but lighter than platinum. It wears less than white gold.
  • Price: Palladium offers excellent value for money.
  • Allergy-friendly: Palladium is hypoallergenic and therefore a very good choice for sensitive skin.

Palladium wedding rings are ideal for couples who are looking for an easy-care, durable yet affordable precious metal for their wedding rings. They combine the advantages of platinum with a lower weight and a more attractive price.

White gold wedding rings with diamonds and apricot gold accents

Fischer Trauringe - perfection in every material

At Fischer Trauringe , quality, craftsmanship and individuality take center stage. We offer you a wide selection of wedding rings & wedding bands made of white gold, platinum and palladium manufactured with the highest precision and attention to detail. Thanks to our many years of experience in jewelry manufacturing, we guarantee you excellent workmanship and elegant designs. We also attach great importance to sustainability - our precious metals come from responsible sources and we pay attention to environmentally friendly manufacturing processes. Get detailed advice from our partner jewelers via the jeweler search and discover the variety of design options for your personal wedding rings.

A special highlight is our wedding ring configurator. With this innovative tool, you can design your wedding rings exactly as you want them. Choose your preferred precious metal, determine the ring width and surface and add individual engravings or sparkling diamonds. This creates unique pieces of jewelry that perfectly reflect your love.

Platinum, white gold or palladium - which is better for you and your needs?

You now know the differences between white gold, platinum and palladium. But which material is the right one for your wishes? The choice of the right precious metal depends on various factors:

  • Are you looking for a more affordable, yet elegant option? → Platinum
  • Do you value a particularly lightweight material? → Palladium
  • Do you want your ring to be particularly color-fast? → Platinum or palladium

Differences between white gold, platinum and palladium - Find your wedding ring at Fischer

Whether white gold, platinum or palladium - the differences between the precious metals lead to their special properties. While white gold impresses with its classic look, platinum is the most durable choice. Palladium offers a modern, inexpensive alternative with outstanding durability.

With Fischer Trauringe , you have the opportunity to choose from these high-quality materials and customize your wedding rings. Find your ideal wedding rings for your special day with us!

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