Platinum engagement rings are made of PT950, 95.2 percent platinum with 4.8 percent iridium: white all the way through, nickel-free and never plated, so the color you buy is the color the ring keeps. Clairamor makes every design it sells in platinum, for every shape we cut, with settings from $1,150, and each ring is stamped, made to order for the lab-grown diamond you choose and covered by a lifetime manufacturing warranty.
Platinum Engagement Rings by Style
Platinum solitaire engagement rings put the metal's weight behind one stone; platinum hidden halo rings add a rail of pavé under it; platinum bezel engagement rings rim the diamond in a metal that never needs re-plating; platinum cathedral settings lift it on arches; and the platinum pavé band is the classic home for micro-pavé, which is most often set in platinum.
Platinum Rings by Diamond Shape
Each shape has its own page: platinum oval engagement rings, platinum emerald cut rings, round, radiant cut, pear, elongated cushion and marquise.
Platinum or White Gold?
They look the same on the day you buy them. Platinum stays white without plating, holds a stone more securely over decades because a scratch displaces the metal rather than removing it, and suits nickel-sensitive skin. It is also about 60 to 70 percent heavier than the same ring in 14k gold, softer, so it takes on a satin patina that a polish removes, and $200 to $850 more per setting than 14k white gold, most often $250. Our platinum vs white gold guide gives the prices design by design, and the 14k vs 18k gold guide sets platinum beside both karats. Every center stone is lab grown, graded by IGI or GIA and shipped with its report.
Free US shipping, 30-day returns, one complimentary resize within 100 days and a lifetime manufacturing warranty come with every platinum engagement ring.
