Palladium Jewellery & Rings

Palladium is a silvery-white, rare and lustrous metal in the same group as platinum.

William Hyde Wollaston gave it the name palladium, in 1803, after the asteroid Pallas, discovered a year earlier by Heinrich Wilhelm Olbers on March 28 1802. So, it's been around a while.

It is now being considered as a viable alternative for jewellery and is growing in importance with jewellery designers, worldwide.

The UK hallmark for palladium has been made a legal requirement for all articles of the precious metal weighing more than 1 gram.
Palladium has had a voluntary, legally recognised UK hallmark since July 2009 and from 1 January 2010, this is now a legal requirement for all articles weighing more than 1 gram. 
   
                                                                                                        

Naturally ocurring, pure and durable

Palladium is a naturally occuring white metal used in the manufacture of white gold in Europe. Unlike white gold it doesn't require to be plated with rhodium to give it its white finish.

Resistant to corrosion, oxidation and tarnishing, palladium is very durable and its purity means that allergic reactions are avoided.

Hardwearing, hypoallergenic and affordable, we know that you will love our sylish Palladium collection as much as we do.