
Replate your jewellery
Get your worn jewellery replated and restored easily with us,
so you can keep wearing them for years to come.
Our certified goldsmiths offer expert gold plating services for
sterling silver or solid gold jewellery.
We can also give your jewellery a new look with a fresh layer of
gold, even if it's not previously been gold plated. Transform
your sterling silver jewellery into yellow gold pieces, or convert
your yellow gold jewellery to rose gold.

Price list
These prices are for a standard pair of earrings with a drop measuring under 4cm. For earrings measuring over 4cm, the price reflects a single earring.
For large jewellery pieces, please get in touch for a bespoke quote.
These prices are for standard necklaces under 18 inches in length or under 3mm in thickness. Pendants under 1cm are included in the price. If you pendant measures over 1cm, please book in 2 pieces.
For large jewellery pieces, please get in touch for a bespoke quote.
These prices are for standard size jewellery pieces,
with bracelets measuring under 4mm in thickness. For large jewellery pieces, please get in touch for a bespoke quote.
Do you want to revive that look your piece had when you first bought it? Or maybe you want it to match with the rest of your jewellery collection?
You can choose which karat gold you’d like your jewellery replated with:




How our replating service works
- Fill out the form & place your orderOur prices are dependant on plating thickness of your choice. (karat and jewellery type don't affect price). White gold is available with a surcharge.1
- Get shipping label and send us your pieceWe'll share an insured label with you. Take your package to a local drop off point.2
- Your jewellery is replated by our goldsmithsWithin 3-4 days, your jewellery is replated by one of our trusted partners in London.3
- Receive your freshly replated pieceWe'll send you back your piece with a fresh layer of gold, ready to wear and enjoy for a long time to come.4
What we can, and cannot, replate
- Silver jewellery that has not previously been plated
- Jewellery containing gemstones, such as diamonds
- Any jewellery made of sterling silver or solid gold
- Previously plated jewellery, such as vermeil pieces
- Watches or watch parts
- Non-precious costume jewellery
- Some jewellery containing pearls or opals
- Tungsten or titanium jewellery
Benefits of replating your jewellery with us
Hassle-free
We've made it easy - just order our replate service, get your shipping label and send your piece to us.
Affordable
We guarantee you won't find a better price elsewhere! You'll be able to see the final price before ordering.
Secure shipping
Your jewellery will be shipped safely with our pick-up and return service.
Handled by specialists
We only work with certified goldsmiths, who will replate your jewellery to the highest quality standards.
We work with certified goldsmiths who are experts in gold-plating jewellery of all kinds. The process includes cleaning, polishing and replating. The end result is a piece that will shine like new.
Pricing & shipping
Do you charge for delivery?
- Shipping, both to send your jewellery to us and to return to you, is based on your location and calculated at checkout.
Is the postage insured?
All postage is covered by insurance. This includes when you send your jewellery to us and when we return your finished piece.
Where does my jewellery ship to?
We will supply you with a pre-paid postage label to send your jewellery to one of our certified goldsmiths, based in London's Hatton Garden.
How long will it take to plate my jewellery?
It will take approx 3-4 days from the moment we receive your jewellery.
Are the prices for a pair or single earring?
Our standard pricing is based on a pair of earrings measuring under 4cm. If your earrings measure over 4cm, please book in two pieces.
My necklace has a pendant, is this included in the price?
Pendants, attached to a chain, measuring under 1 inch are included in the price. If your pendant measures over 1 inches, please book in two pieces.
My jewellery piece is very large, will it cost extra?
Some large jewellery will incur a surcharge. Here's some examples;
- Necklaces measuring over 22 inches in length will incur a small surcharge
- Necklaces measuring over 4mm in thickness will incur a small surcharge
- Pendants or charms, attached to necklaces or chains, measuring over 1 inch are considered a second item.
What happens if I send my item to you, and extra costs are applicable
In a case when we receive your jewellery and the work involved will insure an extra cost to you, we will email you prior to starting work. We cannot, and will never, charge your card additional fees without your approval.
Plating process
What type of metal can be plated?
Our goldsmith can add a fresh layer of yellow, rose or white gold to any sterling silver or solid gold jewellery.
I don’t know what my jewellery is made of, how can I find out?
Most precious gold and silver jewellery will have a stamp or hallmark. These stamps can help you identify what your jewellery is made of. You can read our guide here.
My jewellery is made of a non-precious metal. Can it be plated?
We may be able to plate some non-precious metals so please get in touch with us prior to booking. If you do send us costume jewellery (any jewellery made of metals other than sterling silver or solid gold), we will attempt to complete the plating process, but we are unable to guarantee results, durability or longevity of the plating.
Do you plate watches?
We do not plate watches. Our workshop specialises in plating jewellery only.
My jewellery contains stones. Can I still have this plated?
Most stones can be plated, such as diamonds and emeralds. However, there’s some gemstones which may become damaged or discoloured through the plating process. These stones include; opals, lapis, malachite, moonstones, labradorite and coral.
Can I plate silver jewellery?
We can plate any sterling silver jewellery, regardless of whether it has previously been plated with gold or not.
How is the jewellery plated?
Our goldsmith uses a gold plating process called electroplating. Electroplating is a process that involves depositing a thin layer of metal onto the surface of an object using electrolysis. During the process, the jewellery is submerged in a gold solution, forming a layer of fresh gold on the surface of the piece.
Gold-plated jewellery care
With gold-plated jewellery it is important to care for it properly to make sure the plating lasts as long as possible. Follow a few ground rules for considerate wear, and you will extend the longevity of your piece:
Always apply perfume, make-up and hairspray before putting on your gold-plated jewellery.
Make sure your hands are free from make-up and lotion when putting on and taking off your gold-plated jewellery.
When exercising, remove your gold-plated jewellery to prevent salts from your sweat damaging your jewellery.
Remove your gold-plated jewellery before showering, bathing and swimming in saltwater or chlorinated pools.
Remove your gold-plated jewellery when preparing acidic foods.
Remove your gold-plated rings and bracelets when washing your hands with soap.
Do not apply hand sanitizer if wearing a gold-plated ring.
Do not let your jewellery come into contact with any cleaning products that contain harsh chemicals.
Avoid using a jewellery polishing cloth to clean your plated jewellery - these are designed to polish solid gold or sterling silver jewellery.
Store your gold-plated pieces separately to prevent from scratching each other.
Plating durability
We take great care to ensure the highest quality plating results. If you’re unhappy with your replated jewellery, please contact customerservice@finematter.com.
We cannot guarantee plating longevity or durability on;
- Costume jewellery made of a non-precious metal. Examples include, but not limited to - brass, copper, stainless steel or mixed base metals.
- Jewellery which has not been cared for correctly. Please refer here for our care guide for more information.
- Jewellery plated with a micron level which has not been recommended by us:
1 micron - recommended for earrings only
2 micron - recommended for earrings and necklaces
3 micron - recommended for bracelets and rings
Please visit our plating thickness guide prior to placing your order, to ensure you chose the correct micron level for your jewellery and intended wear.