I thought palladium was where the comedians played on a sunday

It does look nice, but beware. This is the same stuff that poisons Tony Stark aka IronMan in the second film! Yes I know he used it in the core of the arc reactor, but I don't know if I could trust it?

"The metal is similar to platinum in that it's hypo-allergenic and keeps well over time. Like the love shared between a married couple, it's strong and never tarnishes over the years"
Mmmm

Looks like something you'd buy in a diy shop

£65 for something that looks like a tap washer......Im in

I bought one of these a few years ago, it cost me my house, car, kids and dog

Sorry, was off having a life.

The advert says guaranteed 6oz It's unlikely to really be 6oz. Maybe 6g

Precious Metal Prices (7th April)
Platinum USD/ozt 948.50
Palladium USD/ozt 546.25

So just over half the price of platinum raw ...

I'll stick to my gold one. It will pay for the costs of divorce should it happen.

You might not want to hear their reply but I do....... I got half a bag of popcorn to get through yet :confused:

Oh ffs. Lighten up it was a joke! Maybe you need to buy yourself a sense of humour to go along with the naff ring. Smh.

PS Don't bother replying as I don't care about the reply.

For a cheapo wedding. Lol Maybe a shotgun one.

Is this what Wolverine claws are made off.

Then it makes you itch?:smile:

Good to last 7 years

The price for palladium peaked near US$1,100 per troy ounce in January 2001 (approximately US$1340 in 2009 dollars) driven mainly on speculation of the catalytic converter demand from the automobile industry. Palladium is traded in the spot market with the code "XPD". When settled in USD, the code is "XPDUSD". Recent years'[when?] palladium surplus condition was caused by the Russian government selling off government stockpiles built up during the Soviet Era, at a pace of about 1.6 to 2 million ounces a year. The amount and status of this stockpile is kept as a state secret. - from Wikipedia.

Cool! now I just need to find a wife

It looks like a bespoke tap washer.

Argos are currently selling 4 different titanium rings, ranging from 20 to 30 pounds. If this is your thing then save yourself a few bob and go this route.

Or you could get one of THESE

"Not that many people seem to know about palladium. It has long been used in the jewellery industry, but has mainly been used to help create white gold by mixing yellow gold and palladium together rather than as a metal in its own right. However, it is part of the Platinum family and therefore has the same characteristics: white, hard, but not as dense.
Its biggest plus is its price. As platinum has soared, palladium has generally been up to half the price of platinum.
We use 950 Palladium (95% pure palladium) as this gives it its hardness. Palladium 500 has been introduced to the market (50% palladium and 50% silver) but we would not use it, silver is a much softer metal therefore your jewellery will wear more quickly and you can't use it with platinum or 18ct white gold as it is too soft, but with 950 you can mix it with platinum and 18ct white gold. If a ring you are looking at in a shop appears extremely low cost, make sure you ask if it is 950 or 500 palladium."

http://www.iainhenderson.co.uk/jewellery/metals.php

So seems cheaper, weaker version of palladium. :disappointed:

What are the four rings you need to get married?
Engagement Ring.
Wedding Ring.
Suffe-Ring.
Endu-Ring

If I buy this can I make money from scrapping it? Everyone loves a quick buck.

Hmm, if it was unobtainium if be straight on it

It does look nice, but beware. This is the same stuff that poisons Tony Stark aka IronMan in the second film! Yes I know he used it in the core of the arc reactor, but I don't know if I could trust it?

OH is a misery without the wedding ring :laughing:

wow 6oz of palladium for 65 quid!

That's ok then, because a wedding generally lasts for a few hours.

"The metal is similar to platinum in that it's hypo-allergenic and keeps well over time. Like the love shared between a married couple, it's strong and never tarnishes over the years"
Mmmm

* Please note that this item has previously been on sale at the same price.

Good to last 7 years
:confused:

Boom, ill suggest this to the Fiancee - Wedding in august! :confused:

probably a tenth of the price of platinum

haha brilliant. have some heat ...

Good price if it's what your looking for this is low grade palladium 500 though just so people know what they are getting.

Looks like something you'd buy in a diy shop

Added heat anywsy. Lowest grade but cheap

I thought palladium was where the comedians played on a sunday