Platinum has a low hardness, and glass or something can scratch him. He doesn't work hard at all! The diamond set on it is hard ~
18K platinum is slightly better than platinum because its hardness is higher 1 point.
In this case, you can find a merchant who sells your ring to renovate it. Some businesses don't need to charge, and some do. After all, it costs money.
Question 2: What should I do if there are scratches on the diamond ring holder that I just bought less than ten days ago? Hello, what material is the ring holder? I was scratched so quickly. Not so fast for 18k gold. You can ask the jewelry store. If not, you can find a place to clean it up. Polishing and electroplating will do.
Question 3: What should I do if there are scratches on the ring holder and diamond of platinum ring? Will the ring scratch if worn for a long time? It is understandable that the ring holder has scratches. Just go to the original place of purchase and let them handle it.
There are scratches on diamonds, which are impossible unless they are not diamonds.
Question 4: What should I do if the newly ordered diamond ring is scratched by the ring holder? Hehe, when I first heard that the ring holder was pt750, it was 950, because the surface of the ring holder was smooth as a mirror when the new ring was made, and gold itself was a soft metal, so it was normal to be scratched by other objects during wearing. As for the black spots you mentioned, they are not normal. Is that your ring? The explanation of the hand is more prominent, and the ring is generally a concave black hole. So you are not normal, so you should maintain it.
Question 5: What should I do if there are some marks on the ring holder of my diamond ring? It is normal that the gold bracket outside the diamond ring has wear marks after a period of time. It doesn't matter if you are really not used to it. You can go to any skilled maintenance shop or buy a shop to polish and renovate. After polishing, the metal will be as good as new, but it is not recommended to treat it frequently. After all, metals will wear to some extent.
Question 6: The diamond ring I bought today was scratched when I came back. Can I exchange it? It depends on the specific business, because I didn't check it carefully at that time, and I can't tell when the scratch happened. The merchant should not exchange it for free, but you'd better ask with the proof of purchase. I'd better order it myself next time.
Question 7: What should I do if the diamond ring is scraped like a knife? Generally, there will be no such obvious loopholes in the design. You can go to the purchasing office and ask for help.
Question 8: Why are there many small scratches on the ring that Jin Jiufu just bought? Is this normal for newcomers? Not surprisingly, a ring on the counter has been worn for more than 30 times from putting it on the display cabinet to selling it, so it is best to buy a customized wedding ring, and the wholesale price is much cheaper than that of a jewelry store.
Question 9: What is the white thing that appears when the ring holder of the diamond ring is scraped lightly? Is it a 750 ring or a platinum ring
Question 10: There is a petal ring under the diamond ring. What if I accidentally touched it and burned it black? The ring holder is made of 18K gold, which will turn black when exposed to high temperature flame. It doesn't matter, just do a polishing treatment. Just find a gold shop that can handle it. It's simple.