MY JEWELRY REPAIR®

Metal Replating & Rhodium Services

Pricing

Investment starting at $39

Repair Time

3-5 Business Days After Approval

Metal

Yellow Gold, White Gold, Silver, & More

Specialty

Two-Tone, White Gold, & More

Restore the brilliant, factory-new shine of your favorite jewelry with our specialized electroplating services. Connecting wearers nationwide directly to our state-of-the-art facility, our Master Jewelers expertly chemically strip, polish, and re-plate your worn pieces. Whether you need classic white gold rhodium redipping, rich yellow gold replating, warm rose gold replating, or a striking black rhodium finish, we deliver laboratory-grade precision and fully insured convenience.

METAL REPLATING Pricing & Expert Services

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The Craftsmanship Behind Our Expert Metal Replating Services

Our certified Master Jewelers bring chemical precision to every metal replating service. From applying brilliant rhodium to restore the bright white finish of your engagement ring, to electroplating vintage pieces with rich yellow gold, we handle your fine jewelry with expert metallurgical care. By maintaining a centralized state-of-the-art laboratory, we ensure your jewelry is chemically stripped, flawlessly polished, and re-plated with full nationwide convenience.

Our gemologists are certified by

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With our state-of-the-art facilities, our Master Jewelers perform precision electroplating using high-power ultrasonic cleaners, digital rectifiers, and pure liquid precious metal baths. Your delicate white gold, rose gold, and precious gemstones will be handled with the utmost security and chemical accuracy right here in our facility.

1 – Place a Request
2 – Send Your Item In
3 – Receive a Quote
4 – We Restore Your Item
5 – Receive Your Restored Item

Replate Your Jewelry to Pristine Condition

Replating fine jewelry is much like applying a flawless automotive clear coat—if the base isn’t perfectly smooth, the finish will fail. Before any jewelry enters our electro-chemical bath, our Master Jewelers meticulously strip the old plating and polish the base metal to a mirror finish. This ensures the new layer of rhodium or gold binds perfectly at the molecular level, creating a brilliant, factory-new surface.

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Many jewelry owners are surprised when their beautiful white gold engagement ring slowly turns a dull, yellowish-gray. Because pure “white gold” does not naturally exist, it is created by mixing yellow gold with white alloys and coating it in a brilliant, pure white metal called rhodium.

Over time, daily wear rubs this microscopic rhodium layer away. Our Master Jewelers perform professional “redipping” (white gold rhodium electroplating) to bind a fresh, pure layer of liquid rhodium to your ring, instantly restoring its bright, mirror-white brilliance.

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Plating isn’t just for white gold. Vintage heirlooms, fashion jewelry, and vermeil items (gold plated over sterling silver) suffer from severe color fading as the outer layer of gold wears off, exposing the dark or brassy metal beneath.

Our facility is equipped with dedicated electro-chemical baths specifically calibrated for rich yellow gold replating and warm rose gold replating. We can safely strip the remaining faded layers and electroplate a fresh, thick micron layer of gold over your pieces, bringing the vibrant color of your favorite jewelry back to life.

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For those looking for a modern, edgy aesthetic, we offer specialized black rhodium plating. Black rhodium provides a striking, dark gunmetal finish that makes diamonds pop and adds incredible contrast to fine jewelry. It is highly popular for men’s wedding bands, vintage-gothic restorations, and enhancing the depth of black diamonds.

Whether you want to restore an existing black rhodium ring that has faded, or completely transform a standard white gold ring into a dark, custom masterpiece, our Master Jewelers execute the process with flawless chemical precision.

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A common misconception is that electroplating will fill in deep scratches or dents. In reality, replating adds a layer so microscopically thin that it perfectly contours to the exact surface of the metal. Plating over a scratch simply creates a very shiny scratch.

This is why every professional replating service at our facility includes a mandatory deep clean and polish. Our bench artisans meticulously polish away the physical surface scratches before the piece ever enters the rhodium or gold bath, ensuring the final result is a flawless, factory-new finish.

Jeweler Professionally Polishing Solitaire Diamond Engagement Ring

Because a chemical electroplating bath treats the surface of the metal differently than structural repair, it is critical to select the exact technical service your jewelry requires.

To ensure your piece receives the exact bench service needed, review our routing list below:

Choosing the Right Service for Your Jewelry
  • Metal Replating & Rhodium (This Page): White gold rhodium, yellow gold replating, rose gold replating, black rhodium, and vermeil restoration.
  • Vintage Jewelry Restoration: Specialized antique care where aggressive polishing and replating are carefully managed to preserve historical patinas.
  • Ring Resizing Services: Structurally cutting, sizing, and soldering your ring to fit your finger (all white gold sizing services include a complimentary polish and rhodium plate).
  • Ring Soldering Services: Repairing cracked shanks and fusing bridal sets before final polishing and plating.

Electroplating jewelry within our laboratory follows a strict 5-step technical protocol to guarantee a flawless, mirror-like finish. First, upon arrival at our intake facility, your jewelry is logged into a secure tracking system with high-resolution diagnostic photography. In our specialized setting lab, Master Jewelers inspect the metal condition and verify that your gemstones are chemically safe to be submerged in the plating bath.

Once approved, certified bench artisans use specialized compounds to strip away any remnants of the old plating. The piece is then meticulously hand-polished to remove physical scratches and ultrasonically cleaned to ensure zero debris remains. Next, the jewelry is submerged in a dedicated electro-chemical bath—whether white rhodium, black rhodium, yellow gold, or rose gold—where calculated electric currents permanently bond the new liquid metal to the surface. Finally, the newly plated piece undergoes rigorous visual inspection under microscopes before being safely returned via trackable domestic shipping.

By the Craftsmen of My Jewelry Repair

Before & After #170 Diamond Engagement Ring and Wedding Band Set Getting Professional Clean, Polish, and Rhodium Plating
(Before & After #170) This 18kw diamond engagement ring & wedding band ring set repair involves sourcing & replacing new diamond gemstones, sizing both rings down, reapplying the band hallmarks, and applying a rhodium electroplating.
Before & After #169 18kt White Gold Ring Restored by Premier Ring Repair Services
(Before & After #169) This 18kt gold-plated invisible setting diamond ring repair involves sourcing & replacing three new princess-cut diamond gemstones, grooving & setting the stones in its invisible setting, and applying a white gold rhodium finish.
Image showing the Before & After #52 of a Pearl Ring Being Restored Through Pearl Gemstone Replacement and Premier Ring Services
(Before & After #52) This gold-plated diamond and pearl gemstone ring repair involves sourcing out & replacing a new pearl, setting it in the main setting, cleaning & polishing the ring, and finishing off with a gold plating.
Before & After #94 Tarnished Sterling Silver Snake Chain Restored by Premier Necklace Restoration Services
(Before & After #94) This sterling silver snake chain repair involves our signature professional rhodium clean and polish to completely remove severe tarnishing and restore its brilliant white finish.

Delivered to Your Door

Experience the convenience of professional, mail-in jewelry restoration without ever leaving home. At My Jewelry Repair, our Master Jewelers provide comprehensive diagnostics and precision restoration in our world-class facilities. Enjoy peace of mind with our flexible, fully protected mailing process, which includes free standard shipping* and a variety of insured plans to safeguard your valuables.

* Please note: Partnered Stores/Manufacturers may set their own shipping and insurance requirements.


How Long Does Plating Last?

The lifespan of any plating depends entirely on friction and your body chemistry. For rings worn every day, white gold rhodium typically lasts 6 to 12 months before the bottom of the band shows wear. For earrings or necklaces that experience less friction, yellow and rose gold replating can last for years.

How Much Does Replating Cost?

Professional replating costs vary depending on the type of metal required (white rhodium, yellow gold, rose gold, or black rhodium) and the surface area of the piece. Every quote includes the mandatory deep clean and polish required to achieve a flawless finish. Once our Master Jewelers evaluate your item, we provide a transparent digital quote for your approval.

Is the Electroplating Bath Safe for My Diamonds?

Yes. Diamonds, sapphires, and rubies are highly durable and completely safe during the electroplating process. However, porous or organic stones—such as pearls, opals, emeralds, and turquoise—can be destroyed by the chemical bath. Our Master Jewelers will carefully evaluate your piece and protect or remove sensitive stones before plating.

Can You Change the Color of My Jewelry Entirely?

Yes! Electroplating allows us to change the color of your metal. We can apply yellow gold replating over a silver ring, or black rhodium over white gold. However, keep in mind that as the new plating wears down over time, the original metal color underneath will begin to show through, requiring more frequent maintenance.

What is Black Rhodium?

Black rhodium is a specialized liquid precious metal bath that applies a dark, gunmetal-black finish to your jewelry. It is highly durable and is commonly used to create striking contrast on men’s wedding bands, vintage-style jewelry, and pieces featuring dark or black gemstones.

Is My Jewelry Insured During Mail-In Shipping?

Yes. Every domestic shipment through our platform includes trackable carrier shipping with customizable insurance options to protect your valuable jewelry from the moment it leaves your hands until safely returned to your door.

Precision Metal Replating, Delivered Nationwide

Achieving a flawless, factory-new finish requires digital rectifiers, pure chemical precious metal baths, and certified Master Jewelers trained in electroplating. Instead of settling for local retail counters that use cheap pen-plating techniques or lack the equipment for black rhodium and rose gold, jewelry wearers across the nation rely on My Jewelry Repair. We combine seamless online mail-in convenience with master-level craftsmanship. Operating across all 50 states, our secure US logistics network delivers your faded rings and tarnished necklaces directly to certified artisans in our central facility.

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Sending your faded jewelry for professional replating within the United States is safe and effortless. Our nationwide mail-in platform provides fully insured, trackable shipping labels to protect your items throughout transit. Whether you need an engagement ring redipped in white rhodium or a vintage necklace replated in yellow gold, our central laboratory offers direct access to Master Jewelers, regardless of your location.

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Local drop-off counters routinely lack the specialized ventilation and chemical equipment required for true electro-chemical immersion baths. At our centralized repair center, certified Master Jewelers properly strip, polish, and fully submerge your items in dedicated white rhodium, black rhodium, yellow gold, and rose gold baths to ensure a thick, even, and permanent finish.