Can you wear platinum against palladium?

Nope. The palladium would wear down the platinum as its a denser metal.

Yes you can. I have a platinum ER and a palladium WR - something to do with them being the same compound or something?

I was told no as palladium is a harder wearing metal and over time would wear away at the platinum. No way was I was going to risk having the claws holding in my diamond worn away!

Yes you can.

I think as platinum is more expensive, jewellers like you to think you cannot. But a reputable independant jeweller will tell you that you can. As will google.

Platinum is very slightly whiter, and palladium greyer (silvery, rather than grey), so you may notice the difference in colour if wearing them side by side. My sister in fact had a plat e-ring and palladium wedding band, but only wears her wedding band daily now so the colour wasn't an issue.

But yes you most deffo can wear them next to each other.

I have a platnium ER and a palladium WR and we bought both of them in the Jewellery Quarter - you can most definitely wear them together without danger of one wearing the other down - that's what we were advised anyway.

You can definately wear them together, it's only gold that you have an issue with because it's so soft. I have a platinum ER and a palladium WR.

Palladium is very good for setting stones in because it doesn't need rhodium plating - it's naturally silver, as opposed to platinum (grey) and gold (yellow).

Jewellers like to tell you that you can't as they want you to buy the more expensive platinum.