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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mikemsg, post: 7639649, member: 106171&quot;]Well i called Balfour and jostens and Balfour finally let me talk to one of there ring makers or jewlers.</p><p>He confirmed all my rings were made with solid palladium in the 70s and 80s into the mid 90s then they stoped using alot of palladium in mid 90s.</p><p>He said he never made any from back then but from what he can tell palladium plus had the most palladium with 75 to 95% pure palladium.</p><p>Then precium and astriumn and q pal and quasar plus n polara plus all had 25% to 75% pure palladium in them.</p><p>He said they were not really good with micing and casting the metals back then so you could have one astrium ring with 75% pure palladium in it then test another astrium ring and that one only have 24% pure palladium in it thats how bad they were at mixing the metals lol.</p><p><br /></p><p>So anyways if you find thease rings they are treasure now and worth good good money with there palladium content and cool looks from the ring.</p><p><br /></p><p>O yeah the guy told me congratulations on all the palladium rings i collected he said he never gets to see those old rings anymore there basically a lost art he said.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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