Gold tone & surface
14ct, 18ct or 24ct — the gold tone is selected to suit the character of the piece.
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One photo is enough. We assess the material, condition and desired result.
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Does your ring no longer look like the ring you want to wear? Send us photos. We assess wear, settings and intended use before recommending the gold tone, preparation and layer thickness.
For rings that deserve more than a quick coating: favorite pieces, heirlooms, everyday rings and pieces with sensitive stone settings.
With a ring, the key is not a quick gold color but the right decision before work begins: what is worn away, where does the ring rub, are there stone settings or material risks? That is where professional ring gold plating starts.
One first photo is enough for an initial assessment. We look at wear, edges, settings and material clues, then tell you whether replating makes sense, which gold layer is appropriate and how the ring can regain a refined, consistent appearance.
Choose the situation that best matches your ring. Each option leads directly to the photo request so we can assess the material, condition and appropriate gold layer.
Gold plating is more than a new surface. It changes how a piece looks, feels and can be worn again. Explore examples, gold tones and quality details that can turn a worn ring back into a special piece of jewelry.
See real work from the workshop — rings, jewelry and keepsakes that regained presence and visual value through professional replating.
View examples →14ct, 18ct or 24ct — the gold tone is selected to suit the character of the piece.
Whether worn occasionally or every day, 1 µm, 3 µm or 5 µm is recommended according to real wear and use.
You do not send your piece in blindly. You first receive an assessment, process information and insured value shipping options on request.
Before a ring is gold plated, the details matter: material, condition, settings, intended use, desired gold tone and safe shipping. These factors determine a finish that does more than shine — it actually suits the piece.
We do not treat your ring like a standard product. We first assess what is technically appropriate, which gold layer suits how the ring will be worn and which process is right for the piece.
Send a photo & receive an assessmentPhotos, dimensions, material information and your preferred gold tone are usually enough for the first professional assessment.
We assess surface condition, wear, settings, stones, material risks and an appropriate gold layer for your intended use.
You receive a clear assessment of the work involved, price, gold-layer thickness, shipping and the most sensible next step.
After your approval, your piece is prepared, gold plated, inspected and safely returned to you.
Photos reveal material, settings, wear and whether a clean gold-plating process can be planned appropriately.
Depending on the base material, we assess preparation, adhesion layers and, where appropriate, a barrier layer such as palladium.
Rings experience heavy wear, so the gold layer is selected according to use, edges and contact surfaces.
Price depends on condition, preparation, surface area and the desired gold layer. Photos first, then a proper assessment.
Not every gold-plating specification is designed for the same level of wear. A ring worn every day needs a different recommendation from a keepsake worn only occasionally. That is why layer thickness is matched to intended use.
Have your ring assessedfor decorative pieces or rings exposed to little wear.
for rings worn occasionally to regularly.
for rings exposed to heavy everyday wear.
View references, review the process or send photos of your ring for an assessment.
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From durability and care to the right gold tone, find key information about gold-plated jewelry, watch cases and keepsakes.
Compare the appearance of 14ct, 18ct and 24ct yellow gold, including tone, visual effect and typical applications.
View gold tones → DurabilityDurability depends on use, friction, layer thickness and how the jewelry is cared for.
CareGuidance on cleaning, storage and everyday use to preserve the finish for as long as possible.
Shipping & processAnswers about sending in your piece, insured value shipping, material suitability and the typical process.
A reliable quote does not begin with guessing. It begins with photos. We assess material, condition, settings and an appropriate gold layer before you decide whether your piece should come to the workshop.
Send photos of the ring, a short note on how you wear it and your preferred gold tone. We then tell you which approach makes sense.
You learn which gold-plating specification is appropriate, what is technically possible and what price range applies.
Only then do you decide whether to send in your piece.