5 thoughts on “What should I do if the platinum diamond ring falls into the fire?”
Enrique
Burning temperature in the air is 850 ~ 1000 ° C, burned at 720 ~ 800 ° C in pure oxygen, and diamonds emit light blue flames, and converted into carbon dioxide. don't listen to the nonsense upstairs, fall into the fire and quickly find a way to pick it out. The real gold is really not afraid of the fire. The diamond ingredient is carbon. Once the burning point is reached, it will not be left (all turn into carbon dioxide, just like the coal burning at home, it is expensive). Platinum is the worst melting.
The melting point of platinum is very high. Ordinary fires cannot be harmful to it, let alone diamonds. There is nothing that can corrode it. Diamonds are only produced at a very high temperature, so you don't have to worry about it. Just take it out and renovate. I do n’t know where your ring is bought. I heard that the diamond ring you bought on luxury jewelry network can be refurbished for free for life.
Burning temperature in the air is 850 ~ 1000 ° C, burned at 720 ~ 800 ° C in pure oxygen, and diamonds emit light blue flames, and converted into carbon dioxide.
don't listen to the nonsense upstairs, fall into the fire and quickly find a way to pick it out. The real gold is really not afraid of the fire. The diamond ingredient is carbon. Once the burning point is reached, it will not be left (all turn into carbon dioxide, just like the coal burning at home, it is expensive). Platinum is the worst melting.
The melting point of platinum is very high. Ordinary fires cannot be harmful to it, let alone diamonds. There is nothing that can corrode it. Diamonds are only produced at a very high temperature, so you don't have to worry about it. Just take it out and renovate. I do n’t know where your ring is bought. I heard that the diamond ring you bought on luxury jewelry network can be refurbished for free for life.
Because there should be no big problems, that's all high -temperature resistance things
How to do? Take it out! Halo, this will also be asked!
Real gold is not afraid of fire ~ hee hee