Furrer Jacot Palladium with Carbon Center Band

From Furrer Jacot, a Palladium wedding band with a carbon center. Has a width of 8.5mm in stock size 10.

Style# 71-29160

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Palladium Since 1939, Palladium has been used in fine jewelry. Palladium rings will give another alternative to white gold and platinum, silver and titanium in the panoply of white colored engagement, wedding and anniversary rings. Palladium rings are extremely tarnish resistant. Palladium rings are comprised of 95% pure palladium which means they do not contain the metals that cause silver to tarnish. Palladium rings feature a more radiant white than platinum and white gold which make them ideal as wedding rings. And of course one of the best things about palladium is the price - generally about one fifth of the price of platinum. Palladium rings come in an assortment of styles, from classic, heirloom to contemporary. You're sure to find the right style of Palladium ring with the luxe look of platinum.

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-Rinse your jewelry under warm running water, and pat dry with a soft, lint-free cloth. Be sure to dry your jewelry completely before wearing again.

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