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Over time, white gold jewellery naturally loses its crisp white shine as everyday wear exposes warm yellow tones beneath. Our professional in-house rhodium plating service is designed to restore your white gold rings and jewellery to a brilliant, mirror-like showroom finish.
Handled by our experienced working goldsmiths, we don't simply re-plate over old dirt or scratches—we fully clean, repair, and professionally polish every piece prior to electroplating, ensuring vibrant results that last.
Rhodium is one of the world's most rare and valuable precious metals (part of the platinum family). Naturally bright white, highly reflective, and extremely tarnish-resistant, it is electroplated onto white gold to give it a bright, durable protective shell.
As rings are worn, this outer layer thins over time. A professional re-plate restores the original brilliant white finish while safeguarding the precious metals underneath.
Our goldsmiths check for worn claws, loose gemstones, or structural damage before plating begins, ensuring your piece is safe and secure.
All dirt, grease, and residue are stripped away using specialist ultrasonic equipment. A perfectly clean surface is critical for uniform rhodium bonding.
We remove light scratches and refinish the surface. Because rhodium amplifies the layer beneath it, polishing first guarantees a flawless, mirror finish.
Using precisely calibrated currents and pure rhodium solutions, an even, strong coating of bright white rhodium is deposited onto your jewellery.
The piece is carefully rinsed, dried, and hand-finished. Our team inspects the plating consistency, claw integrity, and gemstone setting security before returning it to you.
Our workshop routinely re-rhodium plates a wide selection of fine jewellery:
Daily-wear items like wedding and engagement rings typically benefit from re-plating every 12 to 24 months due to friction. Occasional-wear jewellery can hold its brilliance for many years.
Pro-Tip: Removing rings before gym workouts, gardening, or using household cleaning chemicals will greatly extend the life of your rhodium finish!