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Platinum jewellery demand continues to show resilience amid market fluctuations
Global platinum jewellery demand has shown notable third-quarter (Q3) resilience as consumers in key markets seek value and authenticity amid historic highs in gold prices, Platinum Guild International (PGI) reported on Wednesday January 7. The PGI’s Q3 2025 Platinum Jewellery Business Review outlined how platinum’s natural white brilliance, exceptional durability, and high purity are continuing to drive a compelling value proposition. “The current record-high price of gold represents a significant opportunity for platinum, as consumers actively seek a premium yet accessible alternative,” PGI CEO Tim Schlick ... (full story)
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