Average rating: 3.8 / 5.0 based on 4 reviews

This isn't Rhodium.

The pendant is much shinier than pictured, as it is a member of the Platinum Metals, but the sheen has dulled down to a near-antique finish. This is uncharacteristic of Rh, as it's a Noble Metal. Meaning it shouldn't be having a redox reaction with anything on or around me. Like, Rhodium is what jewelers plate Gold with to protect it against corrosion and discoloration, as well as enhance the durability what with Au being so ductile and soft. But a pendant made of Rhodium and pendant made of a cheap alloy that's been plated in Rhodium are two different items. The back of my pendant has begun to flake away, revealing pink tones. Since I don't have access to Aqua Regia, I don't see how this is possible, as Platinums are supposed to stay that silver-white tone forever. As a Megan David, this is a suitable piece. I've been able to get almost two years' daily use out of it before noticing the flaking, but just know that you're getting something different than what you think you're buying.

By Marni on December 03, 2017

a different kind of star of David

I had not seen anything like this style of star of David and just love the textured effect.

By Dara S. on May 01, 2015

Stunning pendant

Just love this unusual Magen David pendant and get lots of compliments on it.

By Silvia M. on April 13, 2015

rodium david silver star

In few days star became black and not nice to see

By achille cattaneo on February 02, 2013