The "eternal" of platinum means that its chemical properties are very stable, and there will be no discoloration. However, the hardness of white gold is not very high. Compared with common gold and 18K gold, their hardness ranges from high to low. They are 18K gold, platinum, and gold. Whether the surface of a platinum wedding ring will wear out is also related to specific conditions, such as:

1. Collide with a hard object. All precious metals may leave abrasion scratches after colliding with other hard materials. Platinum is of course no exception, and the hardness of platinum is not high. The wear marks caused by collision with hard objects may be more obvious and serious.

2. Daily wear. If the platinum wedding ring is worn on the hand, it may rub against the surface of the ring during daily work. Or when you go out in windy weather, small particles in the air will rub the surface of the platinum wedding ring, causing it to wear.

3. Place it properly. If you don't have the habit of wearing a ring, you can put the platinum wedding ring in the jewelry box after you buy it back. In this case, the platinum wedding ring will generally not be worn out, and it will remain bright and shiny for a long time.

In general, if the platinum wedding ring is worn frequently, it is relatively easy to wear, but after the platinum wedding ring is worn, its volume will generally not decrease, but the metal is displaced, and the total weight of the platinum material used will not Changes have occurred, so the overall value of the wedding ring is not very much affected.

If there are visible signs of wear on the surface of the platinum wedding ring, you can take the ring to the jeweler for re-sharpening, cleaning and maintenance, etc., to restore the bright luster of the ring.