I have a 2 inch tall medallion of an Egyptian charm, an Ankh, I believe. It has lost its lustre and I would like to have it gold plated.
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I used to restore gold to jewelry, it faded with use but would use on this charm for sure!
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I have used this Liquid Gold Plating System on several pieces of jewelry and have been very pleased with the results. However, please know that this is a very thin plating that tends to wear through with what I call "heavy" use of the object - such as rings. Earrings have lasted quite a while, and overall, I would use it again.
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We had one from years ago. They are hard to find. I have seen some metal type ones at Target & JcPenneys. May have to go on ebay.
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Brass. After wearing this for 3 months the color of the chain has faded to silver though. The medallion itself is still brass painted at least though
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I would take it to an engraver ur jeweler to have the name added. Removing the word "China" might be difficult because ov the chromed steel but the engraver might have some ideas.
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It comes as a set from the supplier. And a gold plated razor would not likely look good with a chrome everything else.
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I shortened the chain but I would think about 4'. Their is an escutcheon included but an architectural medallion like plate is not. I did swag the fixture over to a header to center the light over my dining table from the j-box. The Crystals are glass. The shade is fabric. I did install it upside down because there were no directions. I am going to do some more lighting remodel in my house and at that time I'll fix that goof. It is really a nice fixture. Its not to big or small. I have an old house and works well with it.
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Hi Deborah, We're on process of releasing gold color for this design. It will be available by tomorrow. If you want to receive a notice, please drop us a message (contact seller) . You can refer to this link -
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I shortened the chain but I would think about 4'. Their is an escutcheon included but an architectural medallion like plate is not. I did swag the fixture over to a header to center the light over my dining table from the j-box. The Crystals are glass. The shade is fabric. I did install it upside down because there were no directions. I am going to do some more lighting remodel in my house and at that time I'll fix that goof.It is really a nice fixture. Its not to big or small. I have an old house and works well with it.
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I engraved mine. Things Remembered won't do it, but if you go to a trophy shop or something similar, they can engrave them.
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It depends on the seller. I think it wasn't available back when I ordered it. But you can get it engraved anywhere near you that does engraving services. One example is at a "Things Remembered" store. Things Remembered wanted $19 to put a name on one vase. I found a small business near me that does trophies and other engraving services; they charged me $9. Try searching Google with the word "engraving" and the city or area you live. Any business that does it will come up.
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I found a comparable set on eBay. It took me a year or so, but mission accomplished. Please be patient and you will find shams, also. Be safe and many blessings, Jimmy
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You might try the Trudeau company - perhaps they can supply one. Otherwise it looks you'll have to buy a new complete dish.
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I'd have to go find one to get an exact, but they are larger than a quarter - not by much. I would say a pretty standard gold coin size. I don't know if that helps?!
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Home Depot & Lowes both carry these medallions, so I would go take a look at them to determine whether or not it would fit your space, or if you can split it in two, or simply (easier said than done) enlarging the center circle with an X-Acto knife.
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The link to the gold plated version can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006G7V37U
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The medallions can be removed with difficulty, probably best with a drill and a set of needle-nosed pliers. I don't think you can remove them in a way that they can be reused. This will leave you with a milled hole through each grip and an inset area around the holes. You will need to fill in the area with something, so I would recommend similar medallions or other disks adhered with strong epoxy if you want to replace them. But I'm not sure all that work is worth it. You could try modifying them, but there is a copper layer beneath the silvered surface (I found that out by accident when sanding off some of the original laquer). The medallions can be removed with difficulty, probably best with a drill and a set of needle-nosed pliers. I don't think you can remove them in a way that they can be reused. This will leave you with a milled hole through each grip and an inset area around the holes. You will need to fill in the area with something, so I would recommend similar medallions or other disks adhered with strong epoxy if you want to replace them. But I'm not sure all that work is worth it. You could try modifying them, but there is a copper layer beneath the silvered surface (I found that out by accident when... » Read More The medallions can be removed with difficulty, probably best with a drill and a set of needle-nosed pliers. I don't think you can remove them in a way that they can be reused. This will leave you with a milled hole through each grip and an inset area around the holes. You will need to fill in the area with something, so I would recommend similar medallions or other disks adhered with strong epoxy if you want to replace them. But I'm not sure all that work is worth it. You could try modifying them, but there is a copper layer beneath the silvered surface (I found that out by accident when sanding off some of the original laquer). « Show Less
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Thank you for your question. Replacement engraved plates are available through our website at www.universalmedicaldata.com and can be purchased independently of the bracelet. Please let us know if you need any further clarification.