No, it's pure-platinum is white in color, natural and pure, will not fade and change color, and can maintain luster over time. Because it does not contain impurities like other metals, platinum does not have allergic reaction to skin, which is very suitable for skin wear.

Eternity-The density and weight of platinum make it more durable than other jewelry metals. Platinum is resistant to heat and acid, will not wear, and can hold precious jewelry stably and safely.

Platinum and diamonds are a perfect match-the natural and pure color of platinum can best set off the brilliant light of diamonds, and at the same time, it can maintain stable performance in various extreme environments, giving diamonds solid protection. Founded in 1886, Tiffany's six-claw inlay ring, with platinum as the setting, fixes its proud diamonds, and is still one of the most desirable love witnesses in the world. So if you choose jewelry with diamonds, you should choose platinum with diamonds.

Historical Inheritance-Platinum was favored by the royal families of various countries as early as18th century. 1780, French king Louis XVI declared that "only platinum is the only precious metal suitable for kings". Today, it is the first choice of celebrities and stars from all over the world. Now this white tide has blown to China.

I also study on the website of International Platinum Association, and I have rich knowledge.