PGI Debuts Platinum-Filled Holiday Gift Guide
The guide features all-new platinum designs for the holiday season by brands like Harwell Godfrey, Ritani, and Suna.

The guide features all-new designs debuting for the holidays that offer something “fresh and meaningful” for clients looking for a standout gift, PGI said.
The gift guide is a spotlight for platinum jewelry to show its beauty, craftsmanship, and versatility.
While it is not released every year, PGI said it chose to launch a gift guide for 2025 because of the record-high gold price which is prompting retailers and consumers to look for precious metal alternatives.
As of press time, the price of gold is $4,261 an ounce, according to APMEX.
The guide is meant to serve as inspiration for those looking for an alternative metal, showing them a diverse product assortment of platinum jewelry outside of the bridal category.
“Our holiday gift guide helps consumers see platinum in a new light—as a beautiful, lasting choice for every meaningful moment,” said Jenny Luker, president of PGI USA Jewelry Inc.
“It’s a simple way to bring platinum’s strength, rarity, and emotional value to the forefront during the season when people are looking for gifts that truly endure.”
SEE: PGI’s Platinum Gift Guide for 2025
Platinum rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces, and pendants by 10 independent designers and large-scale manufacturers are featured in the guide.
They are: Featherstone, Chris Correia, Ritani, Saskia Shutt, Susanne Siegel, Harwell Godfrey, Jade Ruzzo, Retrouvai, Kwiat, and Suna.
PGI said it works closely with a network of designers and brands to support their platinum collections and launches throughout the year and chose those featured in the gift guide based on how their pieces reflect creativity, craftsmanship, and strong consumer appeal.
The platinum gift guide showcases 23 pieces that retail from $619.99 to $160,000.
It is available on PGI’s website.
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