Platinum jewelry remains top choice at Golden Globe

19 Jan '10

4 min read

• Elisabeth Moss: Platinum and diamond sautoirs (144 carats), and platinum and diamond drop earrings by Chopard.
• Julie Benz: Platinum and diamond drop earrings (16 carats), platinum and diamond bracelet (27 carats), platinum and yellow diamond bracelet (45 carats), and a platinum and yellow diamond ring (12 carats) by Chopard.
• Helen Mirren: Platinum and diamond earrings (18 carats), platinum and diamond bracelet (25 carats), and a platinum and diamond ring (7 carats) by Chopard.
• Jeanne Tripplehorn: Platinum and diamond drop earrings (11 carats) by Chopard.
• Amy Poehler: Platinum and diamond earrings (9 carats) and a platinum and diamond bracelet (70 carats) by Chopard.
• Sofia Vergara: Platinum and diamond earrings (10 carats) and a platinum and diamond bracelet (34 carats) by Chopard.
• Jessica Simpson: Platinum earrings by Neil Lane.
• Ashley Olsen: Platinum and diamond earrings (22 carats), platinum and diamond bracelet (27 carats), platinum and diamond bracelet (54 carats), platinum and diamond ring (9 carats), and a platinum and diamond ring (11 carats) by Chopard.

Platinum is prized for its Pure, Rare and Eternal qualities:

PURE: Platinum's high level of purity (generally 90%-95% pure) endows it with both a natural white luster, allowing the true radiance of a diamond or gemstone to shine; and hypoallergenic qualities that prove ideal for sensitive skin.

Only the purest platinum jewelry will bear a stamp reading "PLATINUM", "PLAT", "Pt 950", or "Pt 900", signifying the jewelry is 90% to 95% pure platinum.

RARE: Platinum is 30 times more rare than gold.

ETERNAL: Platinum will hold a diamond or gemstone securely, now and for always.

Platinum Guild International USA

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