Talk:Platinum sterling

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This article has absolutely no interest: • Platinum silver doesn’t ring a bell to any one in the trade, it’s just a trademnark for a product no one uses. Actually it’s promoter even removed it from it’s website and is offering an alternative with palladium instead. • A link to this material has been included in many jewellery pages although it completely lacks relevance. • This sentence is not properly sourced (it’s sourced from a minor website that most likely did mention that as blatant advertising) „Tests performed by the American Assay and Gemological Office showed that the whiteness of platinum-sterling alloys exceeds…” • The “American Assay and Gemological Office” is nothing official, unlike what the name suggests. Just a small private company. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 198.240.128.75 (talk) 14:14, 20 June 2013 (UTC)[reply]