1. What is gold-plated jewelry?

Gold-plated jewelry has a base metal (such as stainless steel, brass, or copper) coated with a thin layer of gold using electroplating. It gives the appearance of solid gold at an affordable price.

2. What is rose gold-plated jewelry?

Rose gold-plated jewelry is similar to gold-plated but contains a mix of gold and copper alloy to create a warm, pink-toned finish.

3. Does gold-plated jewelry tarnish?

Yes, over time, gold plating can wear off due to exposure to moisture, sweat, perfumes, and harsh chemicals. However, with proper care, it can last for years without significant fading.

4. How long does gold-plated jewelry last?

With good care, our jewelry can last 6 months to 2 years or more. Jewelry with a thicker plating (2.5 microns or more) or a stainless steel base lasts longer.

5. How can I make my gold-plated jewelry last longer?

• Keep it away from water, sweat, and harsh chemicals (perfume, lotion, cleaning products).
• Store in a dry, airtight jewelry box or pouch when not in use.
• Clean gently with a soft cloth (avoid rough scrubbing or chemical cleaners).

6. Is gold-plated jewelry hypoallergenic?

It depends on the base metal.

• Stainless steel & titanium bases are hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin.
• Nickel, brass, or copper bases may cause irritation for some people.
• We offer nickel-free options for customers with sensitive skin.

7. Can I shower or swim with gold-plated jewelry?

No, water, soap, and chlorine can break down the plating and cause fading or tarnishing. It’s best to remove jewelry before showering or swimming.

8. Can I wear gold-plated jewelry daily?

Yes, but frequent wear may cause the plating to wear off faster. If you want a piece for everyday use, opt for stainless steel-based gold-plated jewelry, which is more durable.

9. How do I clean gold-plated jewelry?

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe away dirt and oils. Do not use jewelry cleaners or abrasives, as they can strip the plating.

10. What happens if my jewelry tarnishes?

If your piece starts to fade or tarnish, it’s often due to exposure to chemicals, moisture, or natural skin oils. You can replate it at a jeweler to restore the shine.

11. Do you offer solid gold jewelry?

Currently, we specialize in high-quality gold-plated jewelry that mimics the look of solid gold while being budget-friendly.

12. Can gold-plated jewelry turn my skin green?

This usually happens with copper or brass-based jewelry when exposed to sweat and moisture. Stainless steel and nickel-free options do not cause green stains.