Palladium is marked 950PD.
You can determine if your jewelry is palladium by checking for a hallmark or stamp indicating the metal's purity or composition. Look for markings like "Palladium" or "PD" followed by a number (e.g. 950 for 95% palladium). You can also perform a density test or have the jewelry assessed by a professional jeweler using X-ray fluorescence.
Palladium is a rare and lustrous silvery-white metal commonly used in catalytic converters in automobiles and in jewelry making.
Palladium can be used in jewelry, simple or in alloys.
There is not a stamp for jewelry that is 950. The stamp is .925 and it means the jewelry is sterling silver
Either premier designs a company that made jewelry from the mid 1800s to the mid 1900s also some earlier manufacturers stamped palladium jewelry PD Also there were a few jewelers with the Initials PD operating in London Only sure way is to have your jewelry tested
can someone tell me what this mark means on my ring, thank you
Trillium is a proprietary mixture of three precious metals, gold, silver & palladium.
"Pd" stamped inside a ring typically stands for "palladium," which is a silver-white metal in the platinum group. Palladium is used in jewelry as a precious metal due to its durability, strength, and hypoallergenic properties.
Palladium does not rust. In the narrowest definition, only iron and its alloys rust, but palladium at most under normal conditions might form a thin, protective surface layer that almost no one would call rust.
The 46th element on the periodic table is Palladium, with the chemical symbol Pd. Palladium is a rare silvery-white metal that is known for its catalytic properties and use in jewelry and electronics.
Most jewelry is made of silver, gold and platinum. Recently other materials like tungsten, palladium, titanium and other metals are being used to make beautiful jewelry pieces.