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Goldman Welcomes Another White Metal in Bridal.(Frederick Goldman's ArtCarved division's...

By Heebner, Jennifer
Publication: Jewelers Circular Keystone
Date: Tuesday, August 1 2006

Edited by Jennifer Heebner

Frederick Goldman's ArtCarved division recently unveiled four bridal lines in palladium, a member of the platinum family. The jewelry includes the Floral, Petite, Surprise, and Geometric collections of solitaire and three-stone engagement rings and anniversary and wedding bands. Retail prices for wedding bands start at $250; engagement ring semimounts start at $450.

According to ArtCarved, palladium is a lot like platinum, except in price. It's the same color as platinum, shares durability qualities with platinum, is hypo-allergeni

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