Platinum Engagement Rings

Platinum Engagement Rings in the Philippines

 

For a love that is unbreakable and will last a lifetime - Platinum rings whisper a promise of unwavering love that never tarnishes, never fades.

Just as the platinum ring encircles the finger, Lucce's platinum engagement rings encircle the hearts of two souls, bound by a love as pure and everlasting as the metal itself.

Platinum Rings - A Canvas of Brilliance for Diamonds

Platinum rings, with its inherent brilliance, provides the perfect stage for the dazzling artistry of diamonds. Each diamond, hand-selected by Lucce's master jewelers, becomes a captured star, whispering tales of passion and commitment in every facet. The interplay of light and platinum creates a symphony of elegance.

 

A Legacy to Last a Lifetime 

Lucce's platinum engagement rings are not just adornments for the present; they are heirlooms to be cherished for generations. As the platinum ring travels through time, it becomes a tangible link to the love story it began. Scratches and imperfections become testaments to the shared journey, whispering tales of laughter and tears, triumphs and challenges, all woven together by the unbreakable thread of love.

 

Why Platinum Engagement Rings is a sought-after choice

Strength and Durability: Platinum is the densest precious metal commonly used in jewelry, making it incredibly strong and scratch-resistant. This is important for an engagement ring, which will be worn daily and potentially passed down through generations.

Will Not Tarnish: Platinum is naturally resistant to tarnish and corrosion, meaning it will maintain its beautiful appearance over time. This is essential for an engagement ring, which is meant to symbolize a long-lasting and unchanging love.

Hypoallergenic: Unlike some other metals, platinum is naturally hypoallergenic. This makes it a great choice for people with sensitive skin who might experience irritation from other metals.

White Brilliance: Platinum rings have a naturally cool, white sheen that compliments the brilliance of diamonds and other gemstones. This makes it a popular choice for those who want a modern and sophisticated look.

Symbolism: The strength and purity of platinum rings make it a popular symbol of eternal love and commitment. Some cultures even associate platinum rings with good luck and prosperity, making it an even more meaningful choice for an engagement ring.

Rarity and Exclusivity: Compared to gold, platinum is a much rarer metal. This can make it a more appealing choice for couples who want a unique and luxurious engagement ring.

Investment Value: Due to its strength, durability, and rarity, platinum rings tend to hold their value better than other metals. This makes them a wise investment for couples who want an engagement ring that will last a lifetime and possibly even appreciate in value over time.

 

Championing Platinum Engagement Rings in the Philippines

Lucce, as a brand ,champions platinum engagement rings in the Philippines. Since its founding, Lucce has always advocated for the use of platinum in engagement rings and wedding bands, promoting the beauty and durability of platinum for meaningful and significant jewelry. 

 

FAQ — Platinum vs. Gold for Engagement Rings

 

 

1. What is the main difference between platinum and gold for engagement rings?
Platinum is a naturally white, dense, and hypoallergenic metal, while gold is more versatile, available in different colors (yellow, white, and rose) and karats (14K or 18K). Platinum is rarer and heavier, while gold offers more style flexibility.

 

2. Which is more durable, platinum or gold?
Platinum is denser and more resistant to everyday wear, making it ideal for securing diamonds long-term. Gold is durable too, especially in 18K or 14K form, but platinum’s strength makes it a top choice for daily wear engagement rings.

 

3. Does platinum look different from white gold?
Yes. While both look white, white gold is naturally yellow and coated with rhodium for its silvery finish, which may require re-plating over time. Platinum is naturally white and retains its color without additional plating.

 

4. Which metal is better for sensitive skin?
Platinum is hypoallergenic and a great choice for sensitive skin. Gold can also be safe, but alloys in lower karat gold (like nickel in some white gold) may cause reactions for sensitive wearers.

 

5. Is platinum more expensive than gold?
Yes. Platinum is rarer and denser, making it more expensive per gram than gold. However, because it is purer (typically 95% platinum), it offers long-term value and requires less maintenance compared to white gold.

 

6. Does platinum scratch easily?
Platinum can develop a soft “patina” over time, which some people love for its vintage look. Unlike gold, the metal is not lost when scratched; it simply shifts. Platinum can be polished back to its original shine anytime.

 

7. Which metal is better for holding diamonds securely?
Platinum’s strength and density make it exceptional for holding diamonds securely, especially in delicate settings like prongs. Gold is also reliable, but platinum offers extra peace of mind for daily wear.

 

8. Which is more popular for engagement rings in the Philippines—platinum or gold?
Gold, especially 18K yellow, white, and rose gold, remains more popular in the Philippines due to its versatility, tradition, and price point. However, platinum is increasingly chosen by couples who want a luxurious, enduring, and hypoallergenic option.

 

9. How do I choose between platinum and gold for my engagement ring?

  • Choose platinum if you want maximum durability, hypoallergenic properties, and a naturally white metal that lasts.

  • Choose gold if you want color options (yellow, rose, or white), a more affordable price point, or a traditional aesthetic.

 

10. Does Lucce offer both platinum and gold engagement rings?
Yes. Lucce engagement rings are available in 14K/18K yellow, white, or rose gold as well as platinum. Our client advisors can help you decide which metal best matches your style, lifestyle, and values.

 

Platinum vs. Gold for Engagement Rings

Quick guide to choose the best metal for your lifestyle, skin, and style.

Criteria Platinum Gold (14K / 18K)
Color & Look Naturally white; keeps its color without plating. Yellow, White, or Rose. White gold looks white due to rhodium plating.
Purity / Composition Typically ~95% platinum (PT950). 14K ≈ 58.5% gold; 18K ≈ 75% gold (alloyed for strength).
Durability & Density Very dense and tough; excellent for daily wear prongs. Durable; 14K is harder than 18K. Slightly lighter on the finger.
Scratch Behavior Develops a soft patina (metal displaces, not lost); polish restores shine. Can scratch and gradually lose metal; can be polished/refinished.
Maintenance Needs Low. No plating required; occasional polish only. White gold typically needs periodic rhodium re-plating to stay bright.
Hypoallergenic Yes. Great for sensitive skin. Usually yes, but some white-gold alloys may contain nickel (varies by alloy).
Weight & Feel Heavier, premium feel. Lighter, easier for everyday wear if you prefer less heft.
Price Range Higher (rarity, density, purity). More affordable; 14K usually the most budget-friendly.
Stone Security (Prongs) Excellent for securing diamonds long-term. Secure and reliable; platinum still edges out for delicate prongs.
Best For Looks Crisp white look; pairs perfectly with colorless diamonds. Classic yellow; romantic rose; white for a bright, modern look.
Resizing & Care Resizing possible; periodic professional polish keeps it luminous. Resizing common; white gold may need re-plating over time.
Quick Take Choose Platinum if you want maximum durability, a naturally white metal, and hypoallergenic peace of mind. Choose Gold if you want color options (yellow/rose/white), classic tradition, and a friendlier price.

Tip: For white metal lovers who want lower maintenance, pick Platinum. If you love warm or blush tones, 18K Yellow or Rose Gold is timeless.