Unique pieces
Personal objects, commemorative pieces and one-off metal items with unusual shape or history.
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For unique pieces, prototypes, small series and unusual metal objects: send photos first. We assess material, geometry, use and desired finish before you send anything in.
Personal objects, commemorative pieces and one-off metal items with unusual shape or history.
Metal samples and presentation objects where material, surface and visual impact have to be assessed together.
Several technically comparable parts that should receive a consistent gold finish after feasibility has been checked.
Automotive, interior, presentation and technical metal parts that do not fit classic jewellery categories.
Stainless steel, silver, brass, copper and other suitable metals require different preparation. PVD-coated parts are not accepted. Lacquered or unknown older coatings can also prevent a standard gold-plating process.
Edges, deep recesses, moving parts and inaccessible areas influence whether a uniform and controlled result can be achieved.
A display object needs a different layer reserve from a frequently touched or mechanically stressed component.
High gloss, satin, relief, existing texture and the desired 14k, 18k or 24k yellow-gold tone must fit the object and the technical build.
Front, back, edges, joints, damaged areas and a size reference are especially useful.
This determines whether gilding is technically sensible and which questions still need to be clarified.
Layer thickness, surface preparation and desired gold tone are matched to the object and intended use.
The quote describes the agreed scope so that price and execution are clear before approval.
After completion, the object is prepared for the agreed return shipment.
Where technically suitable, the hard-gold layer provides the wear reserve. The final colour-gold layer determines the visible yellow-gold tone.
Aluminum, titanium, die-cast zinc and PVD-coated parts are not accepted as standard gold-plating orders. Lacquered surfaces, unsuitable non-metals and severe unknown damage are also exclusion factors. If the material is unclear, send photos first and we will tell you whether the project can be assessed further.
No. Start with photos and basic information. The project should be assessed and quoted before anything is sent in for work.
Yes, if the parts are technically comparable and suitable. Quantity, dimensions, material and desired finish should be stated from the start.
Send clear photos of the object, the back and any markings. If the material cannot be reliably inferred from that, we will tell you which information is still needed.
No. Geometry, material, surface and intended use determine whether a thicker hard-gold build is technically sensible and economically appropriate.
Send photos, dimensions and the intended use. You receive a clear assessment before the project moves forward.